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A Web-based slideshow is a slide show which can be viewed or presented using a web browser. Some web-based slide shows are generated from presentation software and may be difficult to change. Others offer templates allowing the slide show to be easily edited and changed. Compared to a fully fledged presentation program the web based slide shows are usually limited in features. A web-based slide show is typically generated in HTML, JavaScript and CSS code.

Features

Player/Presentation Features

  • Keyboard navigation.
  • Slide transitions and animations.
  • Auto-play/timed transitions.
  • Displays a table of contents.
  • Nested slides
  • Separate slide notes for the speaker.
  • Full screen support, with automatic text and images resizing to fit full screen.
  • Responsive layout support, with automatic text and images resizing to fit the resized screen.
  • URL to slide (typically accomplishing using a fragment identifier).
  • Print mode.
  • PDF export.
  • Mobile device support, using a mobile web browser or a mobile app.
  • Compatibility with multiple browsers.
  • No extra runtime environments or plugins required to view the slide show (some players may require Adobe Flash or Java)
  • Ability to work offline.

Editor Features

  • Theme and styling support
  • Can embed images
  • Can embed videos and audio and other multimedia
  • Supports master pages/templates for slides
  • Embedding SVG
  • Embedding MathML
  • Embedding other web pages

List of web-based slide shows engines

  • audience - [1] WYSIWYG HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript slideshow tool that focuses on content control
  • bespoke.js - [2][3] lightweight web presentation framework with plugin support.
  • Better Simple Slideshow - [4]
  • CSSS - [5] CSS-based SlideShow System.
  • deck.js - [6] a modular and customizable HTML5 and CSS3 slideshow, licensed under the MIT license
  • Drupal Slideshow - [7] can embed slideshows into Drupal.
  • DZSlides - [8] HTML5 and CSS3 slideshow
  • GitPitch - [9] The Markdown Presentation Service for everyone on GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket.
  • Google I/O HTML5 slide template - [10] licensed under the Apache License 2.0.
  • HTML Slidy - [11] tool from W3C for creating slideshows using HTML
  • html-slideshow - [12] uses HTML and JavaScript to display slides.
  • HTML5 Rocks - [13]
  • HTML5 Slides - [14] a slideshow template by Google using HTML5 and CSS3 features.
  • impress.js - [15] HTML5 and CSS3 slideshow, licensed under the MIT license
  • inertia.js - [16] HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript Slideshow that offers multiple transitions and zoom effects.
  • jQuery-Presentation - [17] jQuery-based slideshow system
  • Landslide - [18] generates HTML5 slides from MarkDown and reST (reStructuredText) formats.
  • Mentimeter -[19] interactive software that uses HTML and JavaScript.
  • PINP - [20] PINP IS NOT PPT, freeware, based on HTML5/CSS3.
  • Presentation - [21][22] XHTML and CSS3 based system which supports including multiple slide decks and portable compiled files. (BSD License)
  • Presentista - [23] features a WYSIWYG content editor and a zooming user interface.
  • PreZentit - [24] Collaborative presentation web app released in July 2007.
  • reveal.js - [25] HTML5 and CSS3 slideshow, licensed under the MIT license.
  • CloudPoint -[26] HTML5 and CSS3 based slideshow system
  • Shower - [27] licensed under the MIT license.
  • ShowOff - [28] server-based HTML5 slideshow
  • Simplebooklet - [29] generates hosted embeddable HTML5 slideshows using a WYSIWYG editor or imported from PDF.
  • Slidifier - [30] generates slideshows from plain text source.
  • SlideWiki - supports SVG and LaTeX/MathML.
  • Squeenote - [31] server-based presentation options with support for synchronized presentation on multiple clients.
  • Stack - [32] presentation library with scroll-based navigation.
  • TiddlySlidy - [33] adds presentations to TiddlyWiki
  • Moovly - [34] Presentation software and platform

S5-based slideshows

S5 (Simple Standards-Based Slide Show System) is an XHTML-based file format for defining slideshows.

  • Diascope,[35] somewhat compatible with S5, inspired by s5-reloaded, uses SASS.
  • Django S5[36]
  • DokuWiki S5,[37] converts Wiki markup to S5 format in DokuWiki.
  • Dokuwiki S5 Reloaded.[38]
  • Drupal S5[39]
  • Gnome-S5[40]
  • jQuery.s5,[41] plugin for jQuery to support S5
  • Plone S5,[42] adds S5 support to Plone
  • Pod::S5,[43] converts Perl POD format to S5
  • Rst2S5,[44] uses reST (reStructuredText) to generate S5 presentations.
  • Slideshow (S9),[45] supports S5, S6, Slidy, Google HTML5 Rocks, and other templates.
  • slideous,[46] HTML-based presentation tool, inspired by S5 and Html Slidy
  • Slimey[47]
  • slippy[48] is S5 compatible project with PDF export feature.
  • spod5,[49] converts Perl POD (Plain Old Documentation) format to S5
  • S5 Reloaded,[50] an extended version of S5.
  • S6 Project[51]
  • Tiki Wiki S5,[52] adds S5 support to TikiWiki
  • Zim, a desktop wiki has built-in support for exporting to S5[53]

Flash-based Slideshow

References

  1. ^ audience. "audience - making every presentation a success". audience.me.
  2. ^ "Bespoke.js".
  3. ^ "DIY Presentations with Bespoke.js". markdalgleish.com.
  4. ^ "leemark/better-simple-slideshow". GitHub.
  5. ^ "LeaVerou/csss". GitHub.
  6. ^ "imakewebthings/deck.js". GitHub.
  7. ^ "Cincopa Drupal Slideshow". cincopa.com.
  8. ^ "paulrouget/dzslides". GitHub.
  9. ^ "GitPitch - The Markdown Presentation Service on Git". gitpitch.com.
  10. ^ "io-2012-slides - HTML5 slide template for Google I/O 2012 - Google Project Hosting". google.com.
  11. ^ "HTML Slidy". w3.org.
  12. ^ "robflaherty/html-slideshow". GitHub.
  13. ^ https://web.archive.org/web/20110521044026/http://slides.html5rocks.com/. Archived from the original on May 21, 2011. Retrieved May 23, 2011. {{cite web}}: Missing or empty |title= (help)
  14. ^ "html5slides - A Google HTML5 slide template - Google Project Hosting". google.com.
  15. ^ Bartek Szopka. "impress.js - presentation tool based on the power of CSS3 transforms and transitions in modern browsers - by Bartek Szopka @bartaz". github.com.
  16. ^ "hellgorithm/inertia.js". GitHub.
  17. ^ "davist11/jQuery-Presentation". GitHub.
  18. ^ "adamzap/landslide". GitHub.
  19. ^ "Interactive presentation software". Mentimeter. Retrieved 2019-01-02.
  20. ^ "Html5 Presentation - PINP official site". pinp.me.
  21. ^ Matthew Wronka - Projects - Presentation
  22. ^ "Presentation". freecode.com.
  23. ^ "Presentista - Presentations Remixed". presentista.com.
  24. ^ "PreZentit". prezentit.com.
  25. ^ Hakim El Hattab. "reveal.js - The HTML Presentation Framework". hakim.se.
  26. ^ "CloudPoint Help Page".
  27. ^ "shower/shower". GitHub.
  28. ^ "schacon/showoff". GitHub.
  29. ^ "simplebooklet". simplebooklet.com.
  30. ^ "Slidifier". slidifier.com.
  31. ^ "danski/Squeenote". GitHub.
  32. ^ https://mbostock.github.io/stack/
  33. ^ "~TiddlySlidy - a TiddlyWiki for creating and presenting Slideshows". tiddlyslidy.com.
  34. ^ "Moovly". moovly.com.
  35. ^ "minad/diascope". GitHub.
  36. ^ "myles/django-s5". GitHub.
  37. ^ "plugin:s5 [DokuWiki]". dokuwiki.org.
  38. ^ "plugin:s5reloaded [DokuWiki]". dokuwiki.org.
  39. ^ "S5 presentation player". drupal.org.
  40. ^ "CodeGnome/s5". GitHub.
  41. ^ "Project jQuery.s5". visop-dev.com.
  42. ^ "Plone S5". enfoldsystems.com.
  43. ^ T. Linden. "Pod::S5 - Generate S5 slideshow from POD source. - metacpan.org". metacpan.org.
  44. ^ "Easy Slide Shows With reST & S5". sourceforge.net. 30 March 2006.
  45. ^ "Welcome". slideshow-s9.github.io.
  46. ^ Stefan Gössner (13 November 2005). "Slideous". goessner.net.
  47. ^ http://slimey.sourceforge.net/
  48. ^ "Seldaek/slippy". GitHub.
  49. ^ Matt Sergeant. "spod5 - Displays spod5 (pod to s5) presentations - metacpan.org". metacpan.org.
  50. ^ "S5 Reloaded". netzgesta.de.
  51. ^ "slidekit/s6". GitHub.
  52. ^ Tiki Community. "JQS5 - Documentation for Tiki Wiki CMS Groupware". tiki.org.
  53. ^ "Zim - a desktop wiki". zim-wiki.org. Retrieved 2019-06-30.
  54. ^ "Free - Slideshow and Video Maker". kizoa.com.
  55. ^ "Show to Clients, Live Presentation, Show Presentation to Clients, Live Multimedia Presentation, Share your Multimedia Presentations, Multimedia Presentation". showtoclients.com.
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