Alternative Presentation Tools

Presentation Dos and Don'ts
Do have good content (most important thing)
Do know your content well (don't use notecards if you can help it)
Do know your audience
Do tell a story
Do use images to represent your ideas
Do use humor (appropriately)
Don't mimic your words in your presentation
Don't use lots of text

Online Presentation Tools
SlideRocket - example, good for sharing, collaborating, integration with online resources--flash, Flickr
Zoho Show -
Prezi - free and paid versions

Video
Use short web videos to support your topic
Create a video to be played - example

Images
Photo slideshows
Voicethread - example
Use your pictures on your computer - iPhoto example "Illusions"
Use Flickr galleries of yours and others' pictures - example
Animoto - easy to create slideshows - example

Other Software
ComicLife - example
Inspiration - example "Turtle Pond"
Google - tours around locations
iTunes - for presentations based on audio (music, speeches)
Notebook software - podcasting example
Create web pages - simple website and hosting - example

Other Web Apps
Blogs - example
Wikis - example

Presentation Videos
Great presentation style by Dick Hardt
How NOT To Use Powerpoint
Killer Presentation Skills
Terri Sjodin: Power Point Presentations
Ten Simple Rules for Good Presentations

Resources
Hints for making a good presentation
How to Make a Good Presentation
How to Make Good Presentations
30+ Online Presentation and Slideshow Services

Other useful things
AirMouse - control computer with iPhone
Wireless Presentation Remote Control