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By: rish

rish — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 08:08:37 +0000

sliderocket has a free account too! I use it all the time.

By: Colin

Colin — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 20:04:40 +0000

I’m fine with sharing slides. If all my presentations consist of are the presentation slides, then I should just make them into a book and let the delegates read it at their leisure!
Sadly, my company thinks otherwise, jealously guards presentations and forbids dissemination.

I note the thumbs up for Sliderocket – it is excellent, but I find it way too pricey for an individual purchase and my campany won’t use it while PowerPoint is loaded at corporate price onto every pc we have.

By: Ernesto Quezada

Ernesto Quezada — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 15:44:52 +0000

One of my workmates introduced me to this great Online Presentation tool called Slide Rocket.
I think it’s the future!
3 of us gave a presentation at work, all of us working at the same time on the same presentation which being online could be edited everywhere in the world…
You can add more people to your team (so they can edit the presentation) or just share a link to the final slides.
Everyone loved the presentation and the tool
Highly recommended and I swear I have nothing to do with them, I only used the tool once then the trial expired…

Salut!