Alternatives for Powerpoint
Jessica Elmore • April 13, 2016
Presentations are important for meetings and events. Gone are the days when Microsoft PowerPoint is your only option in making one.
The Meeting Pool has compiled this list of tools that you can use for a more creative presentation.
- Powtoon
Create explainer videos without the need of a professional animator. Additional features may be purchased at a reasonable price. - Reflector
Mirror, live stream or record your iPhone’s screen to your computer with the Reflector App. No need to bring cables! - Prezi
With its transformation tools and templates, you’ll be able to produce more engaging presentations with Prezi. This app also allows your team to work on the same presentation at the same time. - Keynote
You’ll appreciate the well-designed interactive charts that let you present data to its wide variety of themes that will give your slideshow a professional look. - Haiku Deck
Find the perfect look for your presentation with the wide range of fonts, backgrounds and layouts. Haiku Deck also lets you share your presentation on various platforms like Facebook or email. - SlideDog
Compile your presentation files and media in a playlist with SlideDog. The user-friendly interface of SlideDog makes it easy for anyone to use. - Slides
No need to download anything with Slides. Create everything online, making the presentation accessible wherever you are.
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