When you first discovered Prezi, you probably spent a long time on the Explore page, available at www.prezi.com, looking at other people's designs. Most of the Prezis you'll come across on the Explore page are designed for delivery by a presenter, so they don't make sense sometimes, or there just isn't enough text or video to understand the points trying to be made.

One of the amazing things about Prezi is that it's very easy to share your presentations with colleagues in your organization and even with the rest of the world, if you choose to. However, what's the point of doing this if your Prezi hasn't been designed with online viewing in mind? Will your colleagues be amazed by the spinning and zooming, but not realize the message that you're trying to get across?

There are a number of business reasons why designing a Prezi for people to explore online is more beneficial than delivering it face to face. This chapter sheds some light on how best to approach...