In the previous chapter, we talked about how Prezi presentations can be nonlinear, and how the information and order in which you present can be led by the audience, rather than following a rigid script. Well, what if we could take that concept one step further and actually put the presentation into the hands of our audience for them to explore?

What if we created a presentation that the audience could explore on an Interactive Whiteboard (IWB) that is being projected on a wall or desk in front of them? You, as the presenter, could simply facilitate their exploration, show them how to use the tools, and of course, help them out if they get stuck. Wouldn't that increase the engagement levels even more?

If you like the sound of that, but are thinking, "Wait, there's no way I can get signed off to buy an IWB!", don't panic because there is a way to create your own IWB that you can carry around in your bag, which costs less than $200 and works great with Prezi.

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