Non-linear navigation is the core feature that distinguishes Prezi from traditional PPT, and the operation process is as follows:
- editorial stage: Drag and drop content modules in the 'Path' view to create associations (e.g. connect 'Market Analysis' to 'Competitor Comparison' module)
- Demonstration phase::
- Jump freely through the left navigation thumbnails
- Smooth transitions between related content using keyboard arrow keys
- Double click on content area triggers local zoom to focus on details
- practical skill::
- Set up 2-3 associated paths for each module to respond to different audience needs
- Mark content module types (data/case/conclusion) with different colors
- Rehearse critical path transitions in advance to ensure fluency
This structure is particularly suitable for sales proposals, academic defenses, and other scenarios that require flexibility in responding to questions.
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