So Bitcoin is a Prezi scheme?
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Topic: Bitcoin Presentations using Prezi (Read 1677 times)
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Cool, is it possible to make Offline presentations with this?
At best ones that don't need to have anything installed?
I have to hold Presentations quite often in my job and standing out of the crowd is very often the most important part.
That might just be a tool to help me with this (at least until everyone uses it
)
At best ones that don't need to have anything installed?
I have to hold Presentations quite often in my job and standing out of the crowd is very often the most important part.
That might just be a tool to help me with this (at least until everyone uses it
)Last I checked it required a small install. There might be a fee for the offline version. You can directly import Powerpoint presentations, too. That's the laziest way
So Bitcoin is a Prezi scheme?
Cool, is it possible to make Offline presentations with this?
At best ones that don't need to have anything installed?
I have to hold Presentations quite often in my job and standing out of the crowd is very often the most important part.
That might just be a tool to help me with this (at least until everyone uses it )
At best ones that don't need to have anything installed?
I have to hold Presentations quite often in my job and standing out of the crowd is very often the most important part.
That might just be a tool to help me with this (at least until everyone uses it
) 
nice!
Not bad! An updated version would be useful in explaining probably
Bitcoin is a complex thing to explain, and the many misconceptions about it have to be addressed without losing site of the awesome strengths that underpin its revolutionary nature. It think "prezi" presentations are the ideal way to do this because of how they enable efficient and grounded visual communication.
Here is one I found about bitcoin as an example: http://prezi.com/tbpky5fm7qbl/bitcoin-new-p2p-currency/
There it's merely used to "jazz up" the presentation with panning and zooming, but this functionality can be used to keep sight of the big picture while delving into details and dealing with objections. It can be used to visually represent many things that would take too long to say in text. Images can be embedded, and Youtube videos can be viewed right in the presentation itself.
Plus it can be set to freely allow copying so that anyone can make their own branch tailored for specific audiences or for the purpose of easily recording a video with the prezi as the visual with voiceover. It takes about 20 minutes to figure out how to use the interface, and from then you can make presentations really quickly.
To get more of an idea of the potential for explaining stuff, here is one on the theory of relativity: http://prezi.com/vgj5kiy-3zsd/the-magical-theory-of-relativity/
Here is one I found about bitcoin as an example: http://prezi.com/tbpky5fm7qbl/bitcoin-new-p2p-currency/
There it's merely used to "jazz up" the presentation with panning and zooming, but this functionality can be used to keep sight of the big picture while delving into details and dealing with objections. It can be used to visually represent many things that would take too long to say in text. Images can be embedded, and Youtube videos can be viewed right in the presentation itself.
Plus it can be set to freely allow copying so that anyone can make their own branch tailored for specific audiences or for the purpose of easily recording a video with the prezi as the visual with voiceover. It takes about 20 minutes to figure out how to use the interface, and from then you can make presentations really quickly.
To get more of an idea of the potential for explaining stuff, here is one on the theory of relativity: http://prezi.com/vgj5kiy-3zsd/the-magical-theory-of-relativity/
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