Napoleon had a great scriptwriter and bad barber
Never interrupt your enemy when he is making a mistake.
– Napoleon Bonaparte
Never interrupt your enemy when he is making a mistake.
– Napoleon Bonaparte
We do love light-bulbs! They represent ideas, innovation and positivity. In our free Prezi template this month, we have used a simple light-bulb layout to help you translate your content into an engaging, well-organised and inspiring presentation. By following this structure, you will help your viewers to follow your message, understand the sections of the presentation and how…
On the occasions that you really don’t have time to prepare properly, you might like to start by asking the people in the room some questions about what your they’d like to hear from you and a maybe even give them a “menu” of options with timings for them to choose from. What if the…
We’ve talked for a few times about ‘elevator pitches’, and as so often happens, we like the idea of having an interesting, short, enticing pitch for all seasons but we don’t ever get round to creating one. I’m not a great fan of the ‘elevator’ because I think even 30-45 seconds is too long when…
I love Prezi as a visual aid as long as it’s used really well. I’ve whinged about it often, and I’ve written books, articles and posts imploring presenters, Prezi and the world to stop with all the ‘Look, isn’t it amazing to zoom, and spin…’ stuff. It doesn’t often happen, but Prezi and I agree…
This was going to be a reasoned summary of all of the latest thinking on retention & memory, to help presenters get their audiences to remember what they’ve spent ages preparing to tell them. But it’s now something different. Why? Because I began to wonder, yet again… Why it is that when I’ve read Macbeth…
Circles work well as visuals in many ways. This goes for in Prezi too! When using circles in Prezi, be wary of using circular frames, as they cut down the amount of available presentation space, and limit how you can display your content. For more detail on the circular frame question, read our blog post Should you use…