Data de publicação: Feb 26, 2014 9:18:25 PM
A Google tem o Google DRIVE Apresentação: Ver www.google.com/drive/apps.html
O OpenOffice (Apache) tem o Impress. Ver: www.openoffice.org/pt/product/impress.html
A IBM tem o Lotus Symphony. Ver: www-03.ibm.com/software/products/pt/lotusymp
E a Apple tem o Keynote. Ver: www.apple.com/pt/mac/keynote/
(EN) Uma comparação entre o Powerpoint e o Keynote:
Keynote Pros:
Alpha transparency support
User friendliness and handy tool and format bar
Media-based; easy incorporation of media–sound, video, images, Flash etc.
Very easy to use
Easy conversion to Powerpoint presentation and Quicktime slideshow
Creates professional and sleek presentations; beautiful themes, smooth transitions and fun effects
Easy integration to podcasts, iPad, iPhone, etc.
Keynote Cons:
Keynote program cannot be run on Microsoft, but Powerpoint is available through Microsoft Office for Mac
Unlike Powerpoint, it cannot display the timeline for animations
Cannot support Visual Basic
Can add pages for additional notes
Powerpoint Pros:
Created for text-based presentations so it handles text formatting quite well
Incorporates graphs, images, animations
Compatible with both PC and Mac
Powerpoint Cons:
Very busy interface
Doesn’t load audio and video as smoothly
Large file size especially for large presentations or media-heavy presentations
One word: BORING. Powerpoint is overused by both students and professionals–there’s nothing new here.
In other words, Powerpoint is popular but Keynote is interesting. Powerpoint is democratic, but Keynote is enigmatic. The brainchild of Apple is ultimately king.