Slides4you - a simple tool to enhance your online presentation
Hi Guys!
Being an extrovert with a good sense of humor and some experience in StandUp comedy, I'm often hosting different events in my company. With all this WorkFromHome stuff, I had to switch to online and it felt so painful... I didn't want to choose between slides and me, I wanted to have both, easily switch between and control what the audience is looking at.
I found the solution :). In fact, as it often happens with developers - I build it on my own :)
So please welcome http://slides4you.com!
The site which lets you
- combine your slides with you as a presenter
- combine many cameras and easily switch between them
- control slides from your phone like from remote
- engage your audience by asking questions and looking at results in realtime
- see the audience reaction through likes per slide
In plans:
- to add team games
- ability to collect questions from the audience
Target audience - online presenters, webinar hosts, especially those who have to combine several cameras (e.g. unboxing)
Have you ever felt the same pain that made me create this app?
The online presentation is very convenient. It has a little more features than, for example, Powerpoint. Online, you can choose a design and even upload it yourself. But before you create it, you need to understand how. If you don't understand this algorithm, then you have nothing to go to this site for. Previously, I didn't know how to make presentations properly and searched the Internet for training lessons and ideas like https://slidepeak.com/blog/highschool-presentations-all-you-need-to-know presentation ideas for college students. Various articles allowed me to create my own version of the production, and it turned out even well. But I know that here you need to understand and feel how to present it to the public. It's a good thing that I can find out about it in Internet articles.
In fact, a very useful thing. Indeed, the main thing is to be able to use it, but you can always learn :)
If you don't know how to use presentations correctly, then there is no point in doing it all. Or is there some instruction on this?