Forget about Power Point!

Hi, how are ya!
 Many of us have faced the need to prepare a presentation: for study, work or family. I found a variety of free tools that replace the standard Power Point.

1. PREZI

  One of the most popular software for presentations. The most fascinating thing is in the transitions between slides. You have a single structure of presentation, and you zoom in and out as you go along with the story. Available online, on Windows, Mac, also there is an iOS application. If you are ready to share your presentation with everyone, you can use Prezi for free. Privately available are Standart, Plus and Premium rates for $5, $15 and $59 per month.

2. CANVA

  Canva is an online designer where you can do everything from presentations and resumes to business cards and covers. There are picture templates for many social networks with the right size, such as the cover for a Facebook page or a banner for LinkedIn. 
  It takes some time to master all the features of the designer, but having understood the logic of Canva, you begin to appreciate all the options and love each new addition.
  To work together there is a function of creating a team that is unpaid for a maximum of 10 people.
  Among the disadvantages - all the variety of fonts is available only for the Latin alphabet, so the inscriptions in Russian often look the same.

 Look what I've got: https://www.canva.com/design/DADquP3CCU8/MmnyTCdy2LglIEmQhEWoCQ/view?utm_content=DADquP3CCU8&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link&utm_source=publishsharelink

3. SLIDESHARE

  The SlideShare service allows you to send your created presentations to the Internet, providing open or limited access to them. The service converts PowerPoint, OpenOffice, Keynote or PDF files to Flash format. It allows you to create brand channels to store your presentations. You can save PDF files, documents or videos (including YouTube clips built-in in your presentation) in this service. A significant advantage of the service is that access and exchange of presentations is quite easy. Uploaded to the presentation service you can easily embed into corporate blogs or websites and share them via Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn. It is possible to create audio tracks of slides, so you can create your own webinars on the basis of presentations. The disadvantage of the service is that uploaded presentations can no longer be edited.

Do you use any services apart from Power Point? Share your opinion!
Thanks for being with me xxx