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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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Table of Contents (20) Chapters Close

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

Turns

Prezi allows us to create turning effects.

The turn feature makes it possible to change directions as we move forward in the presentation.

Turns have the potential of adding great dynamics to your Prezi presentation. If used correctly, turns can be a powerful tool that actively support your message.

The following recipes will show you how to easily create turns for elements and frames. Towards the end of the chapter, we will also show you how combining frames and turns create interesting effects.

In Appendix B, Transitions, we will show you how to integrate zooms and turns with your overall design.

How it works…

When you place an element on the canvas, it is not turned. It is in its original or "right-way-up" position.

Now suppose you switch to Present mode, and begin moving forward through the steps in your presentation. When a step is shown, the element that is that is this step will always be shown at its original (right-way-up) position, no matter how much you turned...

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