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I tested your presentation and was able to load it fully without any issues. Could you provide us with the exact technical and system specifications of the computer you are using and the browser versions where this issue occurs so we can test it directly? Thanks in advance.

Similarly to the other case mentioned in this post, we were able to fully load your presentation as well, so in order to better investigate, we would need the exact technical and system specs of your computer and the browser type+version you are using. Thanks in advance for any further information.

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Hello, Caherine. Yesterday, after a comunication with the robot, I could finally load my presentation, but I had spent too much time trying to open it, and I couldnt work but a few minutes. Now, I found the same mistake. I cant access my work. I send an attachement with the screenshot, and the link. I hope this problem will not arise each time I log in, because it will take several days to be finished. And a question , to download it to my computer once it is finished, should I pay, or ist it for free as it was for all my previous presentations?

We are with you! We cannot seem to figure out how one of the most innovative presentation companies has chosen to step back from technology. Come on, Prezi! We too are moving to this new way of doing business. As soon as we move to this, you will lose us too.

However, all cards with color-1 will have invisible content and this is not the purpose of the snippet. After all, the card created by the Presentation plugin will not affect your presentation. Maybe ask the plugin creator to store these tags, e.g. Slide: d088f948bf51ada8 with json format in the plugin directory instead of directly in Canvas.

Prezi is a web-based tool for creating presentations (called prezis for short). It's similar to other presentation software like Microsoft PowerPoint, but it offers some unique features that make it a good alternative. In recent years, it has become popular in schools and businesses. If you're looking to create a presentation that's a bit more eye-catching and engaging, Prezi may be for you.

Most types of presentation software use a slide-based approach, where you move back and forth between individual slides, kind of like pages in a book. Prezi, however, uses a canvas-based tag_hash_109approach. Instead of using slides, Prezi has one very large canvas that your presentation moves around on, zooming in and out to view various frames. tag_hash_111tag_hash_112tag_hash_113

This concept is much easier to describe with a visual aid, so we've embedded a sample prezi below. Simply select Start Prezi, then use the arrows at the bottom to navigate through the presentation.

You might be wondering what makes Prezi different from other presentation software, like PowerPoint or Keynote. For one thing, Prezi is completely free to use. There are upgrades you can pay for to unlock additional features, but everything you need to create and share a dynamic prezi is available free of cost.

Another great reason to use Prezi is that it is run entirely through your web browser, meaning there will be fewer compatibility issues than with other programs like PowerPoint. Your prezi will always look the same, no matter what computer you're viewing it on.

Because of its unique presentation style, Prezitag_hash_120 can use movement and metaphor to help communicate a point you're trying to make. If you want your audience to really feel a sense of space and distance between locations, you could use a map template, like in the prezi below.

Instead of moving slide to slide, like a PowerPoint or Keynote presentation, Prezi presentations capture content in a spatial context. Because of this, your audience may be more engaged with your presentation.

The illustrative style of the presentation puts the watcher in the learning seat which goes hand-in-hand with the educational nature of the presentation. Tying the design to the objective of the presentation helps make this Prezi successful.

Despite the prevalence of PowerPoint in professional and educational presentations, surprisingly little is known about how effective such presentations are. All else being equal, are PowerPoint presentations better than purely oral presentations or those that use alternative software tools? To address this question we recreated a real-world business scenario in which individuals presented to a corporate board. Participants (playing the role of the presenter) were randomly assigned to create PowerPoint, Prezi, or oral presentations, and then actually delivered the presentation live to other participants (playing the role of corporate executives). Across two experiments and on a variety of dimensions, participants evaluated PowerPoint presentations comparably to oral presentations, but evaluated Prezi presentations more favorably than both PowerPoint and oral presentations. There was some evidence that participants who viewed different types of presentations came to different conclusions about the business scenario, but no evidence that they remembered or comprehended the scenario differently. We conclude that the observed effects of presentation format are not merely the result of novelty, bias, experimenter-, or software-specific characteristics, but instead reveal a communication preference for using the panning-and-zooming animations that characterize Prezi presentations.

I like non-linear presentation software like prezi. The problem with Prezi is it is not open source and not a desktop client (For linux). You will say use Libra-Office Impress but it is linear and I hate that. If there isn't any non-linear presentation software for linux like Prezi Desktop, than is there a plugin that make Libra-Office Impress like it or Apache OpenOffice? I want a desktop client, and not a web-base app!

[1] Linear Presentations are those presentations in which the flow of the presentation is controlled by the person who is presenting. The concept is frequently employed in multimedia applications and presentations. An example of linear presentation is a pre-recorded movie presentation.

To use Sozi, you first create an SVG file containing everything you want to present in a graphics program of your choice, for example Inkscape. After you've created the presentation image, you open it with Sozi and define your animations.

As a warning which you probably don't want. From conferences always the worst presentations are the non-linear ones. The audience tends to end up disorientated, or more interested in the animation than the content. So if you are going to use a non-linear style try to stay away from trying to wow the audience with animation, and wow them with great content.

This presentation provides an overview of Coordinated Assessment System requirement under the Continuum of Care (CoC) Program interim rule. Coordinated Assessment Systems is the CoC's approach to organizing and providing services to persons experiencing a housing crisis within a specific geographic area. The presentation explains the intent and details associated with this responsibility.

I read about the work-around, but I don't want my clients to run the risk of something going wrong and the presentation not working properly. That's the reason I love Keynote, one file and everything works.

I don't want to import my Keynote slides into Prezi, I want to do it the other way around. Prezi will only be suitable for a small portion of my presentation so it doesn't make sense to do everything else in Prezi as well.

I would probably say that you can't necessarily inport a prezi presentation as is without somehow converting it into a media file (such as mov or m4v, for example). But then, you wouldn't have much control over the timing of the transitions.

What you could do, however, is manipulate the prezi transitions using Magic Move. I don't think you would get the same bounce-in, bounce-out effect, but if there's a way you can export the prezi as a pdf or some sort of an image file, you can bring this one file into every slide, and rearrange that file so that the Magic Move makes it look like you are moving from one location to the other like what you see in Pezi.

Record the Prezi presentation using a screenrecording program (such as iShowU). Just keep pressing the arrow to go to the next slide but leave it at each slide for a couple of seconds. This way each slide will be visible for a couple of seconds before it changes to the next.

Go to the first slide of your Keynote presentation and let the Prezi video play. Write down the time it starts and when the first full slide is visible. Then use Inspector (in Keynote) to let the video play from the time the Prezi video starts until the full slide is visible. This way the video will only play from the start until the full Prezi slide is visible in the video.

First, double-check the instructions for your assignment. Course instructors know Prezi doesn't fit with assignments' need for a file upload, so most course instructors provide details on how they'd like students to submit Prezi presentations.

Note that Prezi is a web-based program. Your Prezi can easily be embedded in blogs and web pages, or can be loaded on various devices without having to download a program onto your computer. There are templates available with the program that include specific fonts, graphics, and color schemes to start with, just like Powerpoint. You can also customize your presentation if you want to use advanced features. The basic version is free, but if you get into theme customization and offline versions, there are different program fees depending on your needs.

The main difference between Prezi and PowerPoint is that PowerPoint is a tool used offline for creating standard presentations. Prezi on the other hand, is a cloud-based platform traditionally used for creating non-linear presentations. ff782bc1db