PreziReviews of prezi.com

Prezi è utile per chi ha bisogno di creare presentazioni di medio/alto livello, ed è ottimo per chi cerca schemi/power point da cui prendere spunto. All’inizio può essere un po’ complicato da utilizzare se, come me, sei completamente inesperto... ma dopo un po’ ci prendi mano e diventa veramente stimolante perchè ti permette di realizzare quasi tutto. Hai una vasta scelta di presentazioni e forse perderai un po’ di tempo per trovare quella più appropriata perchè sono tutte molto “succulenti”! Nonostante ciò consiglio di usarlo solo se hai un processore efficiente e un Wi-Fi che non da’ molti problemi perché sinceramente a me ne ha dati... ma ne è valsa comunque la pena.

I advise that everyone stays away from prezi. I signed up for prezi under advice from my University, started the standard free trial, where it states they will charge you £7 per month, figured I'd keep it as I had a few more presentation coming up. They have just taken £100 from my account. Disgusting service.

It definitely takes some getting used to coming out of a lifetime of Powerpoint slideshows and posterboard presentations. But once you get the hang of it, it has a great, sleek look to it. It also for more in depth discussion that flows naturally in conversation.

Prezi is a top goal organization, you have so many themes and facilities to create an innovate with your presentations, once you start you will notice how easy it is and how better all it looks.

Prezi is a great idea ruined by incompetence. The promise of slick, zooming presentations is very alluring. However, the software is very poorly developed, offers very basic functionality and omits even the most basic functions - like cropping an image. It's such a disappointment.

It really happened: A presentation tool that made me LOVE PowerPoint..... If you can live with the few templates available and just want to use them exactly the way they were intended Prezi is probably fine. BUT: If you want to customize a presentation its a nightmare. The documentation is really really bad. You cant control your font size, you cant control placement and object sizes (no grid - no rulers) so when you think you have a nice presentation on you 17" laptop and blow it up on a projector it turns out to be a mess. If you think animations is difficult in PPT than try Prezi..... As a PLUS subscriber you are entitled to on-line chat support. A service I found of very little use.

I started a trial with Prezi and starting using their tools. I found it difficult to customize and very time consuming. My card was billed without an email reminder as stated and the customer service team will not issue a credit. Another very expensive subscription that does not care about it's customers.

I've been using the original PREZI since 2010 and PREZI NEXT for a few years. I like to use both the original and the "NEXT" version - thankfully you have access to both. PREZI original is great for brainstorming and developing ideas. It's very intuitive. [To me] it offers more FREEDOM than PREZI NEXT to develop very creative ideas and presentations. No other software offers this kind of freedom. The zoomable canvas is pretty special and allows you to "peel back the layers" of your ideas or reveal or not reveal more layers of information in meetings. I also find it useful to collaborate with others and you can allow others permission to view or edit your canvas. Personally I like to keep all presentations and ides "private". PREZI NEXT is more designed for PRESENTING and SHARING. I find it offers you less freedom to create outside the box however it does help keep your presentations relevant. You also get a lot of pre-designed templates (and structured content) and you can easily customize these templates - just replace existing images with your own. I also find the PREZI ANALYTICS features invaluable as it allows you to share your presentation to others and you can review which parts they were more interested in or view most. Quiet useful if say you had a sales meeting, shared the presentation to attendees afterwards and noticed they all spent more time viewing a feature you didn't give much attention to... you can call them up and follow up on that aspect. Once you build your base PREZI you can easily duplicate for various customers with their bespoke branding etc. Like all software they are continually trying to improve and in the past I found PREZI original less stable... but some 300+ presentations later (which helped me secure and start several businesses) I would definitely recommend exploring both versions. Oh! one tip I find useful is that I first create a base presentation and then make a copy... and work on the copy so I can always revert to the older version if they new version does not workout... you also have several backups!