Powerful storytelling in webinars – Prezi

Are you tired of the traditional PowerPoint presentations used in webinars by presenters and hosts?

Yes days have gone from mundane still images to scintillating interactives.

Being a digital era with colors and visuals magnetizing the minds of all-age groups, even webinars have started inculcating new graphical presentation software called the “Prezi”.

Still slides to sizzling graphics:

Storytelling with visuals and graphics has always be an attention-grabbing factor right from childhood, why not follow the same at webinars –after all getting less bored is the most essential requirement of any presentation/training session.

“Prezi”, the graphical software is user-friendly and easy to apply. With Prezi you can enjoy,

• High-resolution still images
• Interactive graphics
• Informative wordcharts
• Interesting text animation

Show the “big-picture” visual:

With all the sizzling graphics, you can make your listener watch your presentation more interesting with no boredom. Delivering your messages with more clarity and more interesting factors demands good data and presentation skills.

Visual styling software

The better way to tell your story:

Get rid of the “death-by-slides’ PowerPoint slideshows that are unexciting. Webinars and web conferences can be made really interesting and informative with interactive graphics and make your audiences stay sticked to their seats. If your audiences don’t turn-out, then your presentation goes dissipate and your standing turns out to be a question mark. Prezi is software that is developed with the sole purpose of civilizing the state allowing awesome text animations to take the viewer along a big-picture view.

Interesting feature of Prezi:

Hide the show elements to a minimal size and zoom it out at the right time- an ingredient of revelation.  This could trick the listener wait for more and more surprises- so that they stay awake all the time throughout the show. Isn’t that the real success of your web conference or webinar?

Make your audiences feel how data evolves over time:

Your animation can turn out to be a more valuable tool when it comes to delivering your message properly and effectively. You can have more control over your presentations with such interesting graphics. This reaches the listener directly and stays for more time in their memory. More interesting clips can also be retrieved again by an enthusiastic listener just because they are interesting. This amplifies your hit rate to a greater level.

Have your audience engaged through storytelling:

As this makes,

• Your presentations more attention-grabbing, exciting, and unforgettable.
• Pack a fair punch as your hit needs to be at a poignant level.
• Makes your perception more explicable
• You could confront people’s restrictive viewpoints without being skeptical
• You could uphold your listener’s spirits far above the ground
• Tune up your people to new potentials that direct approaches fail to.
• Craft new concepts and intricate thoughts clear even to the greenhorn.

What happens when you picturize your thoughts?

 •Creates curiosity.

•Aids viewers bond with you.

•You can start strong with more confidence.

This ultimately increases your

 •Training aspects

•Leadership communication

•point of reference

With Prezi, you progress impeccably from creating concepts to delivering them. Craft a more cinematic and appealing experience and escort your viewers down a path of unearthing. Since Prezi is 3D, you can steer your listeners through a beyond doubt stupendous expedition. Zoom out to show the general idea and zoom in to scrutinize the fine points of your ideas, or just navigate through simply in response to your audience’s key in.

Let’s see what few wellknowns say about Prezi,

 “More dynamic presentations” — The New York Times

“Stand out from competitors with Prezi.” — Forbes

Ensure that your webinar is provocative and inspiring with sizzling graphics and animated texts. With storytelling it’s easy to bring your content to life. Get rid of the humdrum stock images – move on to the “big-picture” visual.