Hi Peyton,

Prezis don't really consist of "pages." You have a canvas on which you can place content. You then create a path for how you want viewers to view that content.

Angie

Perfect, Peyton. If there is another screencasting app or method of narrating that you would prefer, feel free to do so. The objective is to have a narrated presentation; I'm not really concerned with which tool you use to do that.

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