Online Presentation Tools

Teachers and students frequently find it necessary to present something . Often, in the online world, that means either sharing already created presentations online or creating presentations online.

Share Presentations Online
Most faculty often have previously created presentations that they would like to use. Online services such as MyPlick, AuthorStream, and SlideShare are quite handy for this. I’ve posted the same presentation to all three services so you can compare them: MyPlick example, AuthorStream example, SlideShare example

Create Presentations Online
However, other software gives you ability to create presentations online from scratch! And, those are the ones I’d like to chat about in this post! Three tools, in particular, caught my eye: Preezo, PrezentIt, and Spresent.

Preezo, a very PowerPoint-like tool, is a good choice if you want to create a quick online presentation. Once you’ve created it, you can publish it to the web, email it, or embed it in a blog with a simple click of a button. If you’re already using PowerPoint, this tool will feel very familiar and easy to use.

If you’re looking for a presentation tool that is fairly easy to use and can also support online collaboration, then perhaps you might like PrezentIt. Interesting features include slide transitions, public and private options, and commenting tools. One downside, however, is that although you can invite multiple people to collaborate, you can’t do synchronous collaborations.

Spresent is a full-featured presentation tool that allows for inclusion of audio, video, charts, and other content. This is the tool for you if you need to create multimedia-rich, highly interactive presentations. Of course, because of all the cool options, this tool is a bit more challenging to learn.

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