Conversational Prezi’s are easier to create, and definitely much easier to navigate on laptops and on devices.
#Switching between prezi classic and next software
Building Prezi designs that allowed presenters to navigate around in any direction has always been possible with the classic version, but after a few months of using Prezi Next myself it feels like the whole software is really geared towards this. More details can be found here.Īs well as the technology side of things Prezi has started to carve out a niche for itself in the conversational presenting space. Without getting technical here Flash is a technology that for its time was great, but has rapidly started to lose fans due to it slowing down laptops, killing battery life, and being impossible to use on smart phones. The existing version of Prezi (now called Prezi Classic) has always been based on Flash.
I will always put a big emphasis on the conversational presenting element of Prezi Next because this is definitely an area that myself and the team at Prezi feel extremely passionate about. Prezi Next is a non-Flash based version of Prezi that makes conversational presenting even easier than in previous versions. I’ll go into some more detail below, but here’s the short description I like to use:
Prezi has been busy working away on it’s brand new software which they are calling Prezi Next.
That’s a crazy amount of potential audience members all engaged a lot more than when viewing slides, and benefiting from great Prezi designs.īut with such success where does Prezi go from here? Introducing Prezi Next There are now 75 Million users and counting. As Prezi gained more users over the years it has done a great job at listening to feedback and adapting its software to meet the needs of the masses. For nearly a decade now Prezi has grown in popularity, and helped presenters like myself deliver more engaging and memorable experiences to our audiences.
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