Alexander Kouznetsov

Most of us at one time or another has had to give a presentation - for a project, a company, or something else; we have all used PowerPoint (or other desktop applications such as OpenOffice and KeyNote) in these presentations. We are all familiar with PowerPoint presentations, maybe even "too familiar." We've seen too many PowerPoint presentations, but only few great presenters. It's not a PowerPoint problem though as it's just a tool, and it dominates desktop presentations for a reason. It's fine for what it was originally designed for: "Creating on the desktop - presenting on the desktop." But what about presenting on the Web? Web publishing features were added to PowerPoint about 10 years ago, and in a Web 1.0 way (someone may say "old dog - new tricks"). An alternative way would be to "Create on the Web - present on the Web"? That's the Web 2.0 way, or "New Web"... (more)