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Prezi Essentials

By : Dominique Charlotte Sinclair

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Prezi Essentials

4.5 (2)

By: Dominique Charlotte Sinclair

Overview of this book

If you want to learn Prezi, and specifically design within Prezi, this is the book for you. Perhaps you already know a bit about Prezi but have never used it, or perhaps you have used Prezi before but want to learn how to incorporate your own custom design elements. In either case, this book will get you up and running quickly. It would be helpful to have a bit of familiarity with basic design concepts and the use of Prezi, but prior experience is not essential.

Preface

Preface

What this book covers

What you need for this book

Who this book is for

Conventions

Reader feedback

Customer support

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1. Introduction

1. Introduction

Why use Prezi?

Getting to know the lingo

Getting inspired

Getting started

Which account to choose?

Summary

2. Working with What You've Got

2. Working with What You've Got

Introducing templates

What can I do with PowerPoint?

Creating a Prezi from a template

Customizing a Prezi template

Turning your PowerPoint into a Prezi

Summary

3. Creating Something New

3. Creating Something New

Before you begin

Creating a Prezi from scratch

Adding basic content

Adjusting, rotating, resizing, and moving frames

Customizing a theme

3D backgrounds

Editing the themes' CSS code

Summary

4. Using Existing Content

4. Using Existing Content

Adding graphics and dynamic content

Adding custom graphics content

Adding complex graphics

Adding multimedia content

Adding sound

Adding external content

Summary

5. Working with External Packages

5. Working with External Packages

Creating the content

Working with Adobe Illustrator

Summary

6. Making it Work Together

6. Making it Work Together

Grouping content

Creating paths

Adding animations to your path

Adding timings

Summary

7. Collaborating

7. Collaborating

Inviting editors

Editing as a group

Sharing presentations

Summary

Index

Index

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Grouping content

You may wish to resize, move, or rotate a number of items in your presentation at the same time, especially if you want them to stay scaled or remain aligned. This can be done in a number of ways, either by using frames or by grouping content. Earlier in this book, we looked at using frames and they are a way to contain content as you would normally group it on a slide in PowerPoint. If you manipulate a frame by moving it, resizing it, or rotating it, then this action will apply to any content in the frame as well. This transformation will occur without losing aspects such as proportion between items or alignment; for example, if you have the title larger than the body text, this will remain so, even as you increase the size of both.

A frame will group content to a certain extent, but this is not the only way to group content together. You can also group content outside of a frame, by selecting the element you want to lock together. There are a couple of ways you can do...

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