Disclaimer: I’m a good friend of the folks at RexiMedia, they are great people who have built a great product.First, I’d like to congratulate my friends over at RexiMedia. A few months ago, over a WholeFoods lunch, Danielle Daly, one of the Rexi co-founders, told me that they were in the process of launching an iPhone app to help people give better presentations. This is weird, I thought. Rexi teaches people to give presentations. Their classes are dynamic, energetic and really informative. How could they convey that same message in an iPhone app?Then Danielle busted out her phone and whipped open the app and I was really impressed. What she showed me was an app that conveyed about as much as they could in a class as possible.
The app walks you through all facets for presenting, from how to build effective slides that have a strong impact to how to properly adjust the tone of your voice. There is a ton of content, guidance in the form of work flow, suggestions on timing and videos (which are funny) on how to present and how not to present.When would you use this application? This is a perfect plane app. Instead of sitting there reading that old issue of Spirit magazine or playing Solitaire for the upteenth time, cue up PresenterPro and think about your presentation that your giving when you get off the plane. Do you want to be the before guy from the videos or the after guy that gets the contract?Related articles by Zemanta
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