10+of+10-Joel's+Prezi


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‍Description:
==Prezi.com is a free (the basic package) website that allows one to make a non traditional (linear) presentation One may build your own presentation and present it through sharing or as a public or private entity. Simple instructions with simple tutorials make it easy to get a hold on and use.==

‍Pros:
==‍The basic functions are free. For me (a beginner) it was easy to access, become a member, and learn with the help of simple directions and tutorials. Material in the Prezi may be moved and edited while creating easily. The ability to move and rearrange gives this a flexible attribute for last minute additions. These help with explanations. Adding photos was relatively easy.==

‍Cons:
==‍It is on the internet which is not dependable everywhere, and you need an e-mail address to sign up. Lack of in-home and at-school computers can be a problem. I found Prezis difficult to edit.==

‍ Classroom uses:
==‍This tool can be used as an on-line web or organizational tool. Being able to move things around and make them bigger for emphasis creates a visual "venn" diagram. I can see this as a web based tool for students to presenting reports especially in a time order framework. ==