Tawe

Tawe is able to transform a raw sketch in your notebook, or a scribbled diagram of a brainstorming session into a compelling presentation. Designed to process informal content more than formal one, Tawe is a practical tool that is as versatile as it is powerful.

The utmost advantage of Tawe is that it is very easy to use, so creating new content with its help should not take long once you get familiar with the controls. To do so, just watch the welcome presentation, which contains a usage guide with all the steps you need to take. Hints are also displayed to help you out but, overall, usage is pretty straightforward.

Tawe allows you to include locally-stored photos into your presentation. In fact, this is how you start a new project, by selecting a photo of a sketchboard, a room, a map, and so on.

You then have to set some snapshots, meaning choosing areas of the image you want to focus on at a certain point. There are a few controls that help you out, as you can zoom, pan, and rotate the image; dynamic rotation and zooming are also possible.

Each snapshot you set becomes one scene. Tawe can move from one scene to another smoothly, using a transition effect that might remind you of a Prezi. To make things more interesting, voiceover can be added.

Once all the scenes are selected, your presentation is ready to be shown to the World. You can publish it online, save it online, or export it.

Designed to provide a simple presentation builder, Tawe allows you to bring together post-it notes, raw scribbles, or simple notes and create an engaging presentation that explains it all. Not only that it can come in handy when building mock-ups of a project with your co-workers, but it can also be used for presentations in school or at home.