Prezi For The Win? Ten Top Tips To Make a Good One The ten tips of the title are near the top of this post -- it's quite long, so don't worry about reading the examples bit if you just want the nuts and bolts. [Update: I've also created a slide-deck which acts as a simpler version of this post - you can read and view it here. It also includes a more advanced Prezi with screen-grabs detailing how it was made.] I've created or had a hand in creating three Prezis that have made it into the public arena (plus some previous attempts that I've deleted). Prezi has its critics, but I like it a lot -- it's nice to engage people in a different way to what they're used to. A lot of librarians seem fed up with it but remember, the people you are presenting to might not necessarily be blas and weary Info Pros! I've seen people literally blown away by a good Prezi, particularly after Laura and I used one for our Echo Chamber presentation -- if someone hasn't seen one before, and you make a good one, chances are they'll be interested in a way that PowerPoint simply couldn't achieve. Good Prezis are arresting. In fact, in the same way that the whole 'death by PowerPoint' thing can actually obfuscate excellent content, you can put even average content into a nice Prezi and people will be still be excited to engage with it. Incidentally,