'html5', 'presentation' in Presentation Tools

From www.youtube.com - January 18, 2012 3:18 AM

Robin Good: The video opening titles for Museum140 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ObLiikJEt94) have been created with a new tool that leverages the power of HTML5 to achieve results that are identical to those that you can achieve with Prezi, the alternative presentation tool.

Impress.js is a presentation tool inspired by the idea behind prezi.com and based on the power of CSS3 transforms and transitions in modern browsers.

Though Impress.js remains for now a tool for geeks and people who can use code, Impress.js heralds the upcoming legion of HTML5 presentation tools that will be likely start to rapidly grow in 2012.

Text, images and graphic elements can be easily positioned on a virtually infinite canvas in which they can be easily scaled, resized and positioned at will. Even a 3D rendering effect is available.

Sample presentation:

http://bartaz.github.com/impress.js/#/bored

Source code: https://github.com/bartaz/impress.js

Flash-free Presentations with SlidePoint | Presentation Tools | Scoop.it

From www.slidepoint.net - January 16, 2012 8:08 AM

Slidepoint is a free web-based presentation tool that integrates all of the functions and features o a standard presentation tool. It allows you to create basic presentations using text, graphics, videos and images that make no use of Flash.

The basic Slidepoint presentation editor offers all of the basic functionalities you would expect in a slide-show creation tool:
- insert text and graphics - ready-made shapes

- insert list, tables

- insert YouTube, video, or questions module

- insert audio clip associated to a slide

- duplicate slides and objects

- front and back order of elements on a slide

- font size, style and color choice

- alignment of objects

- precise positioning

- transition effects and actions

- and most any other basic function you would expect

Each presentation created with SlidePoint can be easily shared on the major four social networks Facebook, Twitter, Linkedin and Google+ as well as being embedded on any site or blog.

Free accounts can create a maximum of 10 presentations and have a free storage space of only 25MB.

To gain more storage space or increase the limit of presentations that can be created, Slidepoint uses a reward system, that gives you more point as you perform more activities inside the service.
Find out more here: http://www.slidepoint.net/a/account_rewards.php

PowerPoint presentations can be imported by utilizing the "Windows only) utility available here: http://www.slidepoint.net/files/ppt_to_slidepoint.net.exe

Find out more: http://www.slidepoint.net

(Reviewed by Robin Good)

HTML5 Goes Beyond Prezi But for Geeks Only: Impress.js

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