seminar IV. presentation: creation & stock services

Hey there. So, the internet has a lot to offer for those who need to create a presentation and there are many different kinds of software for this purpose - online and offline, simple and elaborate. The choice of course depends on the user's goal whether it's just to present information, to teach something, to promote something, to entertain, etc. Some people want their presentations to have pleasing design(like, if their topic is super-boring and they want to distract the audience with cool externals), some people want the process of creating to be quick and easy(+nice looking and for free), some people want their presentations to be customizable.
Presentation software companies are popping up everywhere these days as potential PowerPoint alternatives. Today we're going to put PowerPoint away and try something new.
Firstly, I will be looking at Prezi. For me, the visual component has always been important and in this regard Prezi is killing it - lots of different templates, all of them look right-on. With Prezi you can Zoom in on details and pan to reveal the big picture in context and make messages more engaging and persuasive with visual storytelling. //my preZintantion  Let's move on to Google Slides. + doesn’t require any software installation in order to run. Since it is a cloud-based software, all you need to start preparing your presentation is a Google account and the internet. + allows users to get started with presentations  quickly and efficiently. It looks just like PowerPoint but is much easier to use + allows collaboration while working on a presentation. + is completely free to use. So Google Slides is certainly user-friendly, multifunctional and allows a super easy collaboration with your team members.  The last presentation software I'd like to mention is Swipe. Swipe presentations are created through its free online web app, and they can be viewed on any mobile device. In its most basic form, Swipe is a bit like SlideShare, but has several unique features that make it worth taking a look. It’s also important to note that Swipe was not designed to be a PowerPoint alternative, but rather a presentation tool that can work in conjunction with old presentation software.