Prezi



No more boring presentations with [|Prezi]. This zooming visualisation and storytelling tool creates and presents ideas on one canvas rather than on traditional slides. Prezi allows you to create non-linear presentations where you can zoom in and out of a visual map that includes words, images, links and videos and arranges your ideas in a natural flow as your presentation unfolds. Teachers and students can use Prezi in place of PowerPoint.

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This YouTube video demonstrates how Prezi can be used to create visually appealing presentations.

= **Prezi examples** =

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The following prezi, created by Nicholas Provenzano from a Michigan high school, demonstrates how this tool can be used by classroom teachers to facilitate class discussion on The Great Gatsby.

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The next prezi was created by a student in Nicholas Provenzano 's English class on //The Great Gatsby//.

= **How can prezi be used in the classroom** =

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Tom Barrett created this Google Docs slideshow //Eight Interesting Ways to use Prezi in the Classroom// illustrating how Prezi can be used.

= **How to use Prezi** =

To get started with using this presentation tool Russell Tarr has created this [|Quick Start Guide] to Prezi.