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
Keynote for the Mac Class
Watch my class on Creating Presentations with Keynote on the Mac! Apple’s Keynote app has been around for years and is rumored to be developed for Keynotes hosted by Steve Jobs. If you have never watched one of his Keynotes, I highly encourage you to YouTube them. They are the gold standard when it comes to presentation and are what a lot of presenters aspire to copy. Why? They are simple yet full of information and entertaining to watch. Obviously that is because of Steve Jobs himself, but also it’s the tools he uses. In the later years, most of his presentation screens were created with Keynote, an app that comes free on every Mac and is available for free on the iPad and iPhone. With Keynote, you can create simple and beautiful presentation to support what you are saying. You can add transitions between slide, add builds, and export them as images or as a movie. You can even add a background audio track. I go over these features and more in this class.
Some of what I cover include:
- A Look at the Interface
- Creating a Slideshow
- Working with Master Slides
- Adding and Formatting Objects to a Slide
- Viewing a Slideshows Object List
- Adding a Soundtrack to your Slideshow
- Adding Transitions between Slides
- Adding Builds to Objects
- Exporting Options
- Presenting your Slideshow
- Q&A