at it a lot as it is embedded in the most tweeted blog post I've ever written. But actually I've decided to leave it, for now at least -- learning processes are important, and not something we should be ashamed of. Some freaky people do appear to arrive fully-formed and able to do things brilliantly straight-away, but for the rest of us the journey can be quite enjoyable! So what's bad about this? The top-down canvas view of the whole thing isn't particularly interesting, there isn't much use of anything other than plain text, the big frame thing is quite ugly (you can have invisible frames that achieve the same thing), the massive URL for my website at the end is a little crass and not hyperlinked, and most of all the content is arranged too haphazardly and this makes it too lurchy. The lurching is, I think, the biggest objection people have with Prezi. It IS possible to mitigate this and prevent motion-sickness in your audience, but I did not achieve that here. The snippets of text aren't really arranged with enough care. More on that sort of thing above. It's worth noting that this isn't a presentation that I've ever delivered live. I just used Prezi because I thought I had something interesting to say, and I wanted to say it in a way which would capture people's imagination a bit more (and allow them to embed it into their own blogs etc). People see a lot of