It’s a zommable UI ( ZUI ). Kinda like Power Point, but based on the zoom and move style.
Here’s my first try. “How to use Twitter” haha (but you get the idea)
http://prezi.com/94119/view/#12
My second prezi to point to my first Animoto video. (I have an artsy side)
My third prezi has video.
http://prezi.com/100577/view/#2
You can use zamzar.com for example to convert your vid to a .flv flash file that Prezi uses for now.
Audio can be inserted. It has to be .flv for a one time play and .swf for continuous play. The help listed this as a workaround. I assume other methods are coming.
Click on the bottom right arrow to advance the “slides” and you move around the presentation. Many seem to be layed out in a quasi-circle, but I think you can line them up. My big presentation layout looks like a crude flowchart.
One weird thing was…
To move/scale a “group” of things on a frame/slide together, you have to left mouse (while holding down the Shift key) to select them together and then the Zebra “Place”/Move/Scale/Rotate tool will adjust all of the selected ones together.
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This was Leo’s pick of the week on Mac Break Weekly 143.
Make your own at http://www.prezi.com
I found a Prezi manual at:
Here is a site that I found with a slicker more professional look using prezi.
http://staceygreenwell.blogspot.com/2009/05/snazzy-presentations-with-prezi.html
Click on the my Prezi web 2.0 link in the fourth paragraph and then on the “open” in the prezi site (center of the page).
More to come as I get more into this one.
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