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Prezi Cookbook

You're reading from   Prezi Cookbook Over 100 simple but incredible recipes to create dynamic, engaging, and beautiful presentations using Prezi

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Product type Paperback
Published in Apr 2015
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ISBN-13 9781783551835
Length 296 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Preface 1. Administer Your Account and Your Prezi FREE CHAPTER 2. Inserting Text, Images, and Links 3. Symbols and Shapes, Lines and Arrows 4. Editing Elements on the Canvas 5. Path and Steps 6. Frames and Prezi Ratio 7. Zoom and Turn 8. Animation 9. Reuse Favorite Frames and Elements 10. Media Files in Prezi 11. Templates, Colors, and Fonts 12. Presenting with Prezi 13. Prezi on Other Devices 14. PowerPoint and Prezi 15. Sharing and Collaborating A. Design B. Transitions C. Keyboard Shortcuts Index

Basic design principles – composition

Information and visuals that are carefully chosen, well-structured, and presented in a clear design have a very convincing effect on your audience.

Creating a visual structure that clearly represents everything that is said is the presenter's best tool to impress the audience and make it easier for the audience to follow the presenter's train of thought.

The creation of a successful prezi design begins with identifying the structure of your information. Make it clear to yourself what type or structure of information you are working with so that that you know exactly how this can be reflected visually on the canvas.

To help you understand what we mean by "structure of information," we have listed three examples of common structures or types of information processes:

  • Chapters and subchapters: For material that has sections, create chapter sections on your canvas so that your visuals clearly show the sections (or chapters) and the...
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