Taiwan (Prezi/Simplified Version)

Prezi is appealing to students due to its sound, visual, and spatial effects, which PowerPoint lacks. In addition, Prezi allows collaborative efforts among participants; they can work on the same Prezi on the Net in any place without meeting in person, which is the power of Prezi: co-creating beyond the constraint of time and space. Another advantage of Prezi is that you can share your works with others and grant permission to them to build on your project. Therefore, through sharing, new ideas will continue to emerge; students are motivated and trained to present their concepts through multiple modes to catch audience’s attention.

Prezi is very user-friendly, though it looks very fancy; it does not require advanced computer skills and knowledge from you. All you need to do is to watch a tutorial video first and then mess with your Prezi: copy, move, paste, type, retrieve links, etc. Play for longer time, and you will come to know how to make your Prezi distinctive and professional. However, beware of the dizziness your audience may feel if your Prezi involves too many visual impacts and does not afford their eyes any break at all.