In 2005, looks like NC State University did an evaluation of Presenter and popular peers .
Looks like they thought Presenter was the best option, but lots of info on the competitors.
In 2005, looks like NC State University did an evaluation of Presenter and popular peers .
Looks like they thought Presenter was the best option, but lots of info on the competitors.
I use Presenter to develop our online orientations, so this is a topic close to my heart.
Here's what I've looked at so far, and how they've faired:
Not impressed. The resulting presentations look more like poor flash-based websites than narrated presentations.
Pros:
Cons:
Produces some visually compelling presentations. This would be my #1 recommendation if it wasn't lacking key features.
Pros:
Of the tools I've looked at, SlideRocket has the most going for it. Several of the key features we'd need in a Presenter replacement are only available for pay, but they are there.
Pros:
I must admit that I don't really use blogs to find about new technology. I typically go looking for new technologies to solve problems/issues rather than consistently scanning the horizon.
Top 3 places that I do tend to find information include:
CNET
Wired
and
NMC list serv.
Mendeley is a reference manager and academic "social" network, with a web-face as well as native apps (with reduced functionality) for macs, pcs, and linux.
Prezi and Prezi Meeting are interesting presentation tools.
So far these have been most interesting...