What is an online presentation?
Online presentation is any type of presentation that is provided via the Internet or sent by e-mail. This may include sales presentations, online conference presentations, or any demonstration of a product or procedure that is performed online than in person. Some of these presentations are performed using presentation software such as PowerPoint®, but online presentation, such as commercial or webinar, can also be done using recorded sound and video. This type of online presentation has many options for format that can be used. Some are designed to look like traditional television ads, with sound, video, photographs, animation or any combination. Others are made of software such as PowerPoint or Sliderocket, where the user creates a number of images containing text, graphs, photos and sound. Online sales presentations can be published by the company's website, on blogs, on Facebook, or can be sent to e -mail to customers in the information bullLetin. These presentations can be useful for offices or branches in different cities, which allows people to meet without long -distance travel costs. Using computers equipped with cameras, microphones and often large sightseeing screens, people are able to meet and present presentations in almost the same way as face to face.
Webinar is another kind of online presentation. With audio and video equipment, you can record a traditional lecture or seminar and publish it online, where it can be displayed for free or with a fee. These presentations can be used for distance education, training and for sale and demonytrations of new products. Some webinars may be connected from the school or company website, while others can be published on video sharing sites such as YouTube ™ or Vimeo.
Online presentation tools and softwareThey are increasingly available on the Internet. Google has introduced presentation software at the end of 2007 as part of the Google Docs ™ software package. Other online tools such as AjaxPrents ™, Zoho® Show or Sliderocket ™ are allowed to import files from their computers or generate interactive and animated presentations using Flash, then publish, share and store online presentations or insert presentations to blogs or Facebook.