Present.me lets you record yourself on webcam alongside your slides, bringing back the voice, expression and body language lost when you just email a PowerPoint.
Present.me is a new startup which aims to make sharing keynote presentations across the world extremely simple. The service lets you record yourself on webcam presenting the slides, and puts that video side-by-side with the keynote so that you can (almost) be there yourself.
The startup tells us that 90% of a presentation's impact is from voice, facial expression and body language; and so Present.me aims to make that 90% impact possible from across the globe. Rather than just sending the slides or recording a voiceover, you can easily record and synchronize a video of yourself with your PowerPoint.
The free version of Present.me has a limit of 15 minutes per presentation, you can check it out here.
