Presentation Program

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The following is a list of notable presentation software.

Free and open-source software[edit]

  • Collabora Online enterprise-ready edition of LibreOffice

Proprietary software[edit]

Commercial[edit]

  • Apple Keynote, part of its iWork suite – Mac, iOS
  • Corel Presentations - Windows
  • Documents To Go – Android, iOS, Windows Mobile, Symbian
  • Gobe Productive presentation editor
  • Hancom Office Show
  • Microsoft PowerPoint – Windows and Mac
  • Polaris Office – Android and Windows Mobile
  • QuickOffice – Android, iOS, Symbian
  • WPS Office Presentation – Windows and Linux

Freeware[edit]

  • Atlantis Nova – Windows
  • Baraha – free Indian language software
  • WPS Office Presentation Personal Edition

Online[edit]

  • Hancom Office Show
  • Microsoft PowerPoint Online – free online service

Historical[edit]

Presentation Programs Besides Powerpoint

  • AppleWorks (formerly ClarisWorks presentation editing) – Windows and Mac; also an older and unrelated application for Apple II
  • Lotus Freelance Graphics – Windows

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References[edit]

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A presentation program is a software program that helps create a slideshow that addresses a topic. Presentation programs can be used in businesses and schools for discussing a topic or for teaching. Many times, the presenter uses a projector to project the slideshow up on to screen that everyone can see. Below is an example of Microsoft PowerPoint, a commonly used program that creates presentations.

Once created, a person or group of people stand in front of other people and present the presentation. Change cursor color. Presentations are shown one slide at a time, to explain the slides topic and then moving to the next slide until all are shown. For example, in a business presentation a co-worker may go through slides that illustrate how well the company is doing, its profits, sales, and other important information.

Examples of presentation programs

Below is a short list of popular presentation programs available today.

  • iWork Keynote on the Apple
  • OpenOffice Impress.

Tips on presentations

Presentation

Presentation Programs

  1. Follow the Guy Kawasaki 10-20-30 rule. Presentations should be no more than 10 slides, last no longer than 20 minutes, and have text no smaller than 30-point font.
  2. Keep the text sparse and include pictures. There is a reason people say a picture is worth a thousand words.
  3. Don't read the slides. Your slides should remind you of your talk and allow your audience to see only the important facts.
  4. Prepare and arrive early to set up so your audience does not have to wait or watch you troubleshoot problems.
  5. Always look into the audience and not only the slides, keep a steady pace when speaking, and speak loud and clearly so everyone in the room can hear you.
  6. Do not use bright or flashy colors in an attempt to keep peoples attention. Use pastel colors as the backgrounds with a dark font.
  7. Enjoy yourself. If you are not having fun or making the slide show entertaining, no one else is going to enjoy your presentation.

Presentation Programs Like Prezi

Related pages

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  • Creating a presentation slide show online.

Presentation Programs Like Powerpoint

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