You can run it offline two ways:<p>* Choose the &quot;offline download&quot; option in the main menu. In your browser do some version of &quot;Save&quot; with the type &quot;Webpage Complete.&quot; This saves as a webpage with all associated CSS and JS. You can run it anywhere. If you have an internet connection, you will receive interaction data (e.g. poll responses)<p>* Download a full-slide PDF (less desirable, but more familiar)<p>These features need to be better documented, I&#x27;ll try to work on a blog entry on this!<p>It is NOT the same as Prezi as the emphasis is on interaction. Last time I checked, Prezi (and Powerpoint) presentations are deterministic: from the minute you hit run there&#x27;s not much you or the audience can do to change the slides. The goal is to change that as much as possible: if you&#x27;re going to take the audience as serious participants in your presentation, they need to be able to influence it&#x27;s outcome. The presentation should be less about information transfer, more about brainstorming or co-creation. I have a long way to go there technically, but that&#x27;s my thinking!