Beginner Level: Introduction to Prezi

Course Overview

Students will learn how to create simple, engaging presentations using Prezi. Focus is on visual storytelling, organization, and basic navigation.

Module 1: Getting Started

• What is Prezi and how it works

• Differences between Prezi and traditional slides

• Creating an account and logging in

• Exploring the dashboard

Module 2: Understanding the Prezi Canvas

• Zooming in and out (spatial layout concept)

• Frames and paths

• Navigating presentations step-by-step

• Using simple layouts

Module 3: Adding Content

• Inserting text and images

• Using icons and shapes

• Keeping slides uncluttered

• Practicing short text entries

Module 4: Basic Design Skills

• Choosing templates

• Simple color coordination

• Font selection for readability

• Avoiding overstimulation (important for sensory needs)

Module 5: Presenting Skills

• Practicing presentation flow

• Using visual cues

• Speaking with support prompts

• Presenting a short project

Beginner Project

• Create a “About Me” Prezi presentation

• Include:

  • Name

  • Interests

  • Favorite things

  • 3–5 visual sections

Advanced Level: Prezi Mastery

Course Overview

Students will build more complex, interactive presentations while improving storytelling, independence, and creativity.

Module 1: Advanced Navigation & Structure

• Creating non-linear presentations

• Custom paths and transitions

• Organizing complex ideas visually

Module 2: Multimedia Integration

• Adding videos and animations

• Embedding links

• Using visuals to support communication

Module 3: Design & Branding

• Custom color themes

• Consistent layout design

• Creating visually balanced presentations

• Accessibility considerations (contrast, readability)

Module 4: Storytelling & Communication

• Structuring beginning, middle, end

• Using visuals instead of heavy text

• Emotional expression through visuals

• Audience awareness

Module 5: Independent Project Development

• Planning a full presentation

• Creating outlines before designing

• Editing and improving work

• Practicing confidence and delivery

Advanced Projects (Choose One)

• Personal interest presentation (hobby, topic, or passion)

• Educational topic (animals, science, history, etc.)

• Step-by-step instructional presentation

• Portfolio-style presentation

Support Strategies for Students on the Spectrum

• Clear step-by-step instructions

• Visual examples for every task

• Repetition and predictable structure

• Minimal sensory overload (simple layouts)

• Option to work at individual pace

• Use of templates to reduce overwhelm

Skills Gained

• Visual communication

• Digital presentation skills

• Organization and sequencing

• Creativity and self-expression

• Confidence in presenting