Presenting evaluation findings – Using Prezi
August 28, 2013 at 6:30 am 1 comment
I’ve written before about the challenges of presenting evaluation findings – and the need to find creative ways to present findings. No doubt many readers would have already come across Prezi, a new presentation software that you see used often these days. I’ve recently worked on a research project for the Joint Standards Initiative where we presented our research results in a Prezi as you can see displayed below. It is allows the results to presented in visually appealing way and I believe communicates well the main points.
This Prezi was produced by Peter from YourPrezi.
Entry filed under: communicating evaluation results, Evaluation reporting, Evaluation use. Tags: evaluation, evaluation use, JSI, prezi.
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KnitterInPink | September 3, 2013 at 9:13 pm
Couldn’t get the prezi to work. 😦 I do like Prezi though, but I’ve seen some really good and really poor ones. It has a lot of features, but I will say that the ones that swing around and around on the screen can make one mildly motion sick in a presentation.