Top 10 Rules for Prezi 

1.  Zoom Control 
2. Choose wisely between everything in view or zooming into view 
3. Make sure your path connections are in order 
4. Make sure your frames cover what they should, or add a hidden frame if they don't
5. Make sure your groups relate
6. You cannot print out the individual slides
7. Use colors and fonts wisely
8. Use keywords and more pictures
9. Don't transfer directly from PowerPoint
10. Limited amount of memory available

Prezi Project From PowerPoint and others

The Book Thief Presentation on Prezi

deafness on Prezi

10 Tips for Using PowerPoint

10 Tips for Using PowerPoint

1. Use a combination of images and words
2. Use transitions that are related to your presentation
3. Keep the slides simple, yet engaging
4. Use key words or bullets rather than sentences
5. Make sure text can be read
6. Make sure slide order is cohesive and appropriate for presentation
7. Keep backgrounds similar and related to one another
8. Make sure topic is simple enough to relate it to one presentation
9. Do not get overwhelmed by all of the options offered or effects.
10. Having web links can help enhance presentation and students experience.

PowerPoint on The Book Thief by Markus Zusak

The book thief 1

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A good explanation of what not to do in PowerPoint

http://vimeo.com/6204213

Life After Death PowerPoint from EMT Media on Vimeo.

10 Tips For Using Inspiration

10 Tips for Using Inspiration

1.      Keep it basic

2.      Aesthetically pleasing to the eye-back ground color, font, pictures…et.

3.      Mainly pictures, fewer words the better

4.      Group things together- make sure you can see the difference between each grouping

5.      Add labels

6.      Have thought provoking questions that could go to other subjects

7.      Not too cluttered

8.      Make sure the subject matter is relevant for using Inspiration

9.      Simple enough for students to make their own version

10.  It can be used to acquire background knowledge of the students for the subject matter

Geometry Area for Third Grade Using Inspiration