Online presentation with a difference

Written by Roshi

How to create, share, and manage your presentations online

Have you ever got yourself into a situation where you had to present the most important presentation of your life and you forgot your pen drive at home or your computer hung in between the presentation? Your boss is gritting his teeth and your clients are just ready to walk out of the conference room. Don't even imagine! To avoid such a situation, you definitely need SlideRocket for the freedom to create, store, and manage your presentations online. Find out how.

Although we have introduced so many presentation tools on H2BM, this one seems to be different. I was simply bowled over by its stunning graphical interface. It has almost all the features of PowerPoint and Apple Keynote. However, it doesn’t require any download or installation; plus it is free! But the reason I like it so much is that I can not only import and export my presentations in PowerPoint format but also present my SlideRocket presentation through an offline player or through HD web meetings with foreign clients.

It is not only useful for creating new presentations but also for enhancing your already finished presentations. You can add stunning 3D effects and transitions to your presentations along with managing and sharing them online. You can import and export presentations of PowerPoint 2003/2007 formats. 

SlideRocket has three types of plans to choose from - business, individual, and free accounts. Business and individual account have a lot of handy options while the free account has unlimited presentations and offers you 250MB of space. There is a 30 day trial period available for each account. After the end of the trial period, you can choose any of the three accounts. But offline player and HD meetings are available only in the paid accounts.

It is a fun way of creating presentations for school and office presentations. You can also create funny albums or presentations of your photos and videos on SlideRocket. There are pop up alerts to guide your through each step.

It has an asset library to showcase the images uploaded by you. You can also upload images from Flickr’s public library. Template themes and slides are quite dull on SlideRocket, but you are allowed to create your own themes and slides. You can also buy them from the SlideRocket marketplace.

You can go for a trial version first, but registration is not that easy. You need to give your contact and company information along with an email Id. Then you need to choose a password.

SlideRocket has a colossal list of features. Catch me creating a presentation on SlideRocket from my mini-notebook in my next blog.
 
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