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Unforgettable Presentations: Using Prezi to Create Stand-Out Speeches

with Angelie Agarwal

At conferences, conventions and management/sales meetings, speaker after speaker shows PowerPoint or Keynote slides to illustrate their points. No matter how beautiful the backgrounds or images, they are pretty much same old/same old. Even the professional speakers’ visuals don’t stand out that much from the rest.

But there’s a new presentation tool in town and it’s blowing away the tried-and-true old slides. In fact, it’s a favorite tool of TED presenters who have entranced their audiences.

What is it? It’s Prezi — a new tool for creating presentation visuals that can lead you to a whole new way of thinking about your talks. It can help create better narratives and more persuasive presentations — what every professional presenter craves.

Angelie Agarwal, chief evangelist for Prezi, will show us how to integrate this new tool into our presentations to stand out among the other speakers on the program — or our competition. This special webinar will discuss how professional speakers, trainers and consultants can use this tool to create truly unforgettable presentations.

You’ll learn:
• how Prezi is very different from digital slide programs
• how you can use this tool to cement your uniqueness
• how Prezi helps you become a more persuasive presenter
• how to get started with the basics
• tips and tricks for advanced speakers on presenting in Prezi

Get more information here …


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2 replies
  1. Sandra Pretorius
    Sandra Pretorius says:
    June 7, 2010 at 10:14 pm

    Good day,

    We are a South African based Training company and would like to order some of your material. However, South Africa does not appear as an option under “States”. How do we go about to order?

    Kind regards,

    Sandra Pretorius

    • consulu1_bronwyn
      consulu1_bronwyn says:
      June 8, 2010 at 8:52 am

      Hi Sandra,

      Choose the country from the drop-down menu and then you can fill in your state.

      Try it and let me know how it goes.

      Bronwyn

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