What Is Better Than Powerpoint For Presentations In 2015?

By Enid Hinton


PowerPoint remains the leading application for making presentations regardless of stiff challenge from start-ups. The market has, however, however given incredible options that are worth watching in 2015. So, what is better than PowerPoint for presentations going into 2015? A look at the top contenders reveals a very interesting year ahead.

Powtoon- this application makes it interesting to tell the story as well as present facts. It beats the others by offering excellent pitching story lines and attaching emotions to the presentation. The introduction of animated characters inspires the audience as well as captures their attention. It allows you to tap the presentation into a video.

Prezi- this is a fast rising app for non-linear presentation. It works by zooming graphics into view other than moving from one slide to the other. It offers a perfect alternative if you want to shift or relate ideas and points that are distantly placed. You will avoid the back and forth movement.

Keynote- the learning curve for the user is very short with a simplified interface. This endears it to users, an aspect that is increasing its popularity. Its use is limited by the fact that it is designed for Mac computers and PowerPoint clones.

Prezentit- the software is in its alpha stage but offers a potentially admirable user interface. Users do not have to download presentation software. Transitioning bullets is also excellent on Prezentit. It is a free app that is easy to use and very simple for any presentation.

Slide Rocket- This is a premium software that is giving PowerPoint a lot of competition. Presentations are supposed to simplify ideas, and that is what Slide Rocket does. It offers more graphics and features making the presentation detailed, easy to follow and enjoyable. The features improve on clarity which enriches your presentation.

Slide Dog- the popularity of this app is attributed to the fact that it has admirable smart features. These features include provision for real time audience feedback, online sharing as well as live polls. It also allows you to control the presentation using your phone as the remote. The online trial version is an indication of confidence in the app by the developers.

Haiku Deck- this is an app for iPad users. It allows you to carry your gadget anywhere and create slides while on move within minutes. The images to be included in the slides are uploaded from the web, gallery and even taken directly on location. The app does an excellent job but can only be used on iPad.

Raw Shorts- it is for presentations where a lot of videos are required. The interfaces are instinctive without the need for extensive tutorial. It is the best option when you want to upload the presentation on to blogs, websites, YouTube and other channels.

Sparkol Videoscribe- this is a graphics app that allows scribbling of characters on the slide and then animating them. It creates customized cartoons or animations in line with the demands of your audience or presentation. You may opt to use pre-scribbled characters to create intriguing slides.