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Dr. Pamela Rutledge's insight:
Prezi can be very effective but they are fundamentally based on creating perceptions of movement. Estimates in WSJ that 25%-40% of population has motion sensitivity depending on the mode of transportation. That may be simplistic but as a media psych prof, I have seen more than my share of over-exuberant Prezis whipping in and out and around such that I could barely make it through. (Yes, I'm one of those 25%-40%ers) So a word of caution to presenters. If presentations are about your audience, keep in mind that restraint applies to more than the number of words per slide. There are lots of ways to lose an audience. None are good. This is one of the worst.
Great Prezi on making great Prezis
Some really useful tips about structuring information and the impactful use of visuals. I haven't been a huge fan of Prezi because they can be just too "busy" and disorientating when they incorporate too much spin as they move from image to image. These tips give good advice about how to keep it simple for best effect.
I've used Prezi as a way of presenting the notes from a visual group coaching session back to the participants.
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