Keynote App Tips & Lessons
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Keynote Classes2 Lessons
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Keynote on the Mac, iPad, and iPhone2 Lessons
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Getting Around Keynote32 Lessons
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Sample Presentation
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A Look at Keynote’s Interface
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Build a Quick Keynote Presentation
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Document Settings for Presentations
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Create, Skip, and Rearrange Slides in Keynote on the Mac
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Working with Slide Layouts
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Select, Change, and Save Themes
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Add and Format Objects to Slides
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How make image adjustments directly in Keynote on the Mac
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Arrange and Layer Objects in a Slide
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Add Transitions between Slides
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Add a Live Video Feed to a Keynote Slide
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Animate Slides with Magic Move Transitions
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Animate Keynote Objects with Build In and Build Outs
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Set the Build Order for Objects on a Keynote Slide
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Customize the Presenter Display in Keynote
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Add Presenter Notes
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Print Options for Presentations
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Add Comments and Highlight Text to Slides and Objects
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Share, Collaborate, and add Comments to Presentations
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Rehearse and Present your Slideshow
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Using an iPhone as a Remote
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Create Links Only Slideshows
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Record Narrated Slideshows
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How to Present Your Keynote Slideshow Online with Keynote Live
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Export your Slideshow
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A look at Keynote Preferences
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Customize Keynote’s Toolbar
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Keynote Preferences
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Customizing the Toolbar
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Restoring a Previously Saved Keynote Document
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Save, Duplicate, and Restore Previously Saved Documents
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Sample Presentation
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Working with Slides in Keynote4 Lessons
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Working with Text in Keynote5 Lessons
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Working with Tables in Keynote6 Lessons
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Working with Charts in Keynote5 Lessons
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Working with Shapes in Keynote4 Lessons
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Working with Media in Keynote6 Lessons
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Arranging and Layering Objects in Keynote5 Lessons
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Transitions, Builds, and Actions in Keynote5 Lessons
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Presenting your Keynote Presentation5 Lessons
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Sharing your Keynote Presentation2 Lessons
Rehearse and Present your Slideshow
Learn how to rehearse and the different options available, and the options to present in Keynote on the Mac.
Learn how to rehearse and customize your presentation in Keynote for Mac. With Keynote, you can easily rehearse your entire presentation from the first slide, customize what is displayed on the screen, and access helpful keyboard shortcuts. You can choose to present your slideshow in either full-screen or windowed mode, and customize the display options accordingly. Rehearsing with Keynote can help you feel more confident and prepared when delivering your presentation.
Video TranscriptionIn this video, we’re going to look at how we can rehearse our presentation, as well as how we can play the presentation full screen, or in a window. Let’s go to my Mac. So I’m done with my presentation. The next step is to rehearse it. Let’s make sure I get the timing right. How do we rehearse before we give the presentation? Well, basically, all we have to do is just go up under play in the menu bar here. And what you’re going to see is rehearse. Now, what it will do when I select this is it will rehearse it from the slide that is selected. So right now I have this slide here selected, which means it’s going to start from this slide.
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So you want to make sure that you select the first slide if you want to rehearse your entire presentation. So I’m going to go up to my first slide here, I click on it. And now I’m ready to rehearse. So I go back over to play here. And then we go over to rehearse, this does open up in full screen, let’s take a look at the different options we have when we rehearse. And now I’m ready to rehearse. So the first thing is, is we can customize what is shown on the screen, you’re gonna see I have the time here, I also have the current slide, I have presenter notes, I also have the next slide. If you want to remove any one of these, all you have to do is just go to the upper right hand corner to where you see this little icon here.
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Now, if you do not move your cursor for a while, that icon will disappear. When I zoom back out, you’re gonna see that that icon is no longer there, what you have to do is you have to move your cursor, and then it shows up. So when I click on this, what I’m able to do is select what I want to see, this is much like customizing the presenter display. So if I no longer want to see the presenter notes, all I have to do is just deselect this, and we can see it removed the presenter notes, I no longer want to see the timer, I deselect it, and we can see that it removed the timer. If I have a live video in one of my slides, I can always show that live video. So then I can see if I’m on the camera, right. And then if you want to customize your presenter display, you can go right to customizing the presenter display which is very similar to this a little bit of changes to it. I have a separate video on that. So we can customize what we see here. Now we also have various keyboard shortcuts available to us when we’re giving the presentation. So if you want to rehearse that you can use those keyboard shortcuts.
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What are those keyboard shortcuts? Well, all you have to do is just go up to the question mark here. And when I click on this, I can see all of the keyboard shortcuts. To remove it, I just click on the X here, and it moves it out of the way. I want to see all of the slides, we go over to the left, you’re going to see show navigator again, this will disappear. If I do not move my cursor. I’m going to zoom out, I move my cursor away from it, and you’re going to see it will disappear. How do I get back, I just move my cursor up there again and show navigator.
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Now I can select which slide I want to go to. So if I need to rehearse a specific slide or group of slides, I can do that as well just select which slide you want to go to. And then you can rehearse that part of the presentation. So now you’ve rehearsed your presentation. What’s next, what the next thing is, is to give the presentation, we have a couple of options. When we give the presentation, I’m going to click on the X here, we can give the presentation in full screen or what we can do is give it in a window. To select which way you want to give the presentation what you do is you go up to play. And then you’re going to see in full screen and windows right now it is in full screen, which means when I go and play the slideshow, what it’s going to do is go into full screen so it’s taken up my entire screen. If I go into windowed mode, I hit Escape to get out of my presentation.
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To go into windowed mode, I just click on play again. And then we go over to an window. And now when I click on the play button, you’re going to see that it is in a window here, I can move this around, I can resize it, it’s in a window. I can also see what the next slide is here. I have my notes here. And then if I want to see a thumbnail of all the different slides, I click on this, and I can see a thumbnail of all the slides, I want to customize this little window, I go over to the right click on this icon. And I can customize what is shown.
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In most cases, what you’ll do is you’ll present this in full screen. So I’m going to go back to play here. And then we go into full screen. So now it’s going to play in full screen. So that’s how we rehearse and play our presentation in Keynote on the Mac, to rehearse, you just go up under play and click on rehearse. It opens up in full screen and you can customize what you see. Once you have rehearsed it. The next thing you need to decide is if you want to play it in full screen Which is probably how it will work in most cases or you can play it in a window again you go up under play in the menu bar and select how you want to play it so that’s how we rehearse and play our presentation in Keynote on the Mac