Roughly 95 percent of slideshow presentations are still given in PowerPoint, but that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t evaluate other tools. We’ll run through the top alternatives and weigh the pros and cons.
Google Docs Presentations
A free feature in Google Docs If you consider yourself a PowerPoint guru you’ll be disappointed by the lack of functionality, but it’s free, it gets the job done and the real-time cloud collaboration is great. And, believe it or not, you can actually do some amazing things with Google Presentations.
Prezi
Free yourself from the stuffy linear format of PowerPoint slide decks. Prezi’s stunning, immersive 3D experience enables you to zoom and pan through your information. There is a bit of a learning curve, but the returns are great. And for qui




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