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8 PRINCIPLES OF ONLINE PRESENTATIONS

5/21/2015

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8 PRINCIPLES OF ONLINE PRESENTATIONS

#1 Available – Access anywhere you have an Internet connection and a browser, nothing to install, upgrade or manage, just log-in, get your work done, log off AND deliver consistent results on every platform Mac/iOS, PC, Chrome OS, Android etc., no cross platform or software version concerns. Every time you log in you get the latest updates (no upgrade to wait months or years for).

#2 Complete – The ability to manage the entire life cycle of your presentation from concept through creation and iteration through to publishing, sharing, interaction, versioning, tracking and archival.

#3 Connected – Allow you to quickly find resources (content and services from a variety of sources like your desktop, your shared library (i.e. your coworkers / organization, the Internet, the SlideRocket Marketplace, the community) and rapidly utilize them to assemble and tell your story.

#4 Collaborative – Work in concert with your colleagues, your partners, your agencies and vendors and of course customers and prospects using a shared library of assets and work-flows that lets everyone contribute across time and space.

#5 Nimble – Let’s you conduct business communications in a way that’s better, faster, cheaper and more adaptive than before. This is achieved by side stepping or reinventing the way things are done e.g. Send an easy to use click-able link instead of a large file attached to an email.

#6 Dynamic – Include dynamic functionality, content and data  from both public and private sources to keep your story evergreen and up to date.

#7 Secure – Securely stored in the cloud with the ability to allow and restrict access in a customizable way.

#8 Measured – Inform you about who’s viewing your content, where they are, what they think, how they interacted and what they did or didn’t do after watching your presentation.


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