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5I agree that having some analytics would be extremely helpful. I would love to see at a glance how many times my Prezi has been viewed and where. For instance did users link to the Prezi site to see it, or did they view an embedded version on a blog or web page?
What about also being able to see how each prezi frame has been viewed, or where users exited the presentation. If I noticed that a lot of people were quitting at a certain point, then I might be able to improve my prezi by jazzing up that section a little bit.
Just a few thoughts.
Zack Sandor-Kerr
http://zacksandorkerr.blogspot.com
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1I guess this would need some mutual deal as their whole player is based on slides... but we'll talk to them for sure!
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Integration is also needed from a metrics perspective. It's helpful to know how many times a slideshare presentation is viewed, who embeds it, etc. There's no way to compare apples-to-apples with the prezi. Integrating the two services would be really, really helpful. -
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2The statistics of slideshare are really interesting. One can really see how popular ones presentation is... -
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5I agree that having some analytics would be extremely helpful. I would love to see at a glance how many times my Prezi has been viewed and where. For instance did users link to the Prezi site to see it, or did they view an embedded version on a blog or web page?
What about also being able to see how each prezi frame has been viewed, or where users exited the presentation. If I noticed that a lot of people were quitting at a certain point, then I might be able to improve my prezi by jazzing up that section a little bit.
Just a few thoughts.
Zack Sandor-Kerr
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1YouTube has done this, you can insert a video, I think it plays back on YouTube though, so it is a deal between the two companies. -
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how about a workaround... create a slide that hyper-links to Prezi ;) -
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HI, its not that I need slideshare itslef but sleidsahre can be embedded easy on any blog. I had my first presntatin on Prezi but embeding is not that easy. Wordpress dont allow it!-
Sure you can embed Prezi in WordPress. I did it here: http://www.slaw.ca/2010/10/25/prezi-s...
Just take a copy of your Prezi embed code, and paste it into the blog post in the HTML editor. Don't use any of the media upload tools.
I hope that helps! -
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I’m
frustrated
1I have all my presentations in SlideShare and consequently pimp my account there quite a bit.
I'm a bit reluctant to jump to Prezi for creating talks if I can't export a PDF of the deck, for instance, for import to SlideShare (or any other way or having my Prezi talks show up there).
I'd have thought I'm not the only one with this issue!-
That ́s also my issue - I was enthusiastic about using prezi but then I thought about how to include my prezi-presentation in slideshare, which is actually the channel which feeds presentations into my website...
So, I ́m hopeful, there ́ll be a way to integrate prezi into slideshare.. -
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You cant do that with Slideshare but as an alternavie you can with mybrainshark
http://www.slidedynamic.com/support/f... -
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glad
if you like slideshare but don't like prezi's way of incorporating sound then try using soundslide
http://soundslides.com/ -
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