Consider these details when making the choice:

The condensed edition is designed as a low-cost and fast way for individuals to try out, and experiment with, Relational Presentation techniques on their own. It contains all the key step-by-step PowerPoint techniques needed, as well as a wealth of additional information on navigation, design, delivery, and the psychological implications of using these methods. This edition is illustrated with hundreds of examples that explain the process of converting existing presentation materials into formats that work well for interactive delivery. It is printed in black and white and is smaller, featuring about half the content of the full textbook. It does not contain the additional hands-on exercises and resources that accompany the full edition. We recommend the condensed edition for people who are curious about whether interactive presentation is appropriate for their needs and are looking for an easy way to get started.

The full textbook provides a more in-depth look at the Relational Presentation approach and lays out methods for developing powerfully interactive platforms. It is ideal for individuals or organizations who are committed to fully transforming their current presentation styles. This edition is printed in full color, with more than 500 illustrations throughout. It is a complete college-level textbook with a research appendix and four additional chapters. One of these chapters explains Aspire's Seven Phases approach that helps designers map out the purposes and components of an optimal presentation network. The full edition incorporates hands-on exercises throughout and comes with a pass code that enables readers to download related course resources. If you will be attending Aspire's video or live workshop sessions, choosing the full textbook is important because the lessons coordinate exactly with its format.