Keynote Live is ideal for remote learning as you can send out a single link to multiple students and have them all watch your presentation at the same time, live, wherever they are. Personalization is possible too, with the ability to record and add narration audio, notes, and sounds, all using your device. There are more than 30 cinematic transitions and effects that don't just apply to objects but also text. The ability to also use Apple Pencil, on an iPad, makes this super customizable and creative. Objects can be animated along a path using just your finger on an iPad or iPhone. Transitions and animations are areas that make Keynote stand out against the competition, such as Microsoft PowerPoint and Google Slides. You can even use an iPhone or iPad to scan a document and have it integrated into your presentation.
On top of charts and graphs, there are more than 700 customizable shapes that can be used to make anything you need. Of course, that is an option too, should you want to be totally original. Keynote offers more than 30 themes, making it easy to get started without having to do it from scratch. A teacher can present while staying mobile, and also keep an eye on what is coming up next. So you could have a presentation being displayed via an Apple Mac while the slide show controls are on an iPhone or iPad. This allows one Apple device to control another. One feature that is great for teachers and students alike is the remote mode. The addition of cinematic effects helps to make facts and figures more compelling and, hopefully, memorable. Keynote works with charts and graphs, making it a useful presentation tool for class. Or send your presentation via social media, or export as a PDF or even a PowerPoint to be played on any other device.
It's not a presentation, it's a workflow.Sharing of presentations is also straightforward with the ability to play live from the device in use or via anything it is connected to.
I have shared this concept and Keynote at Apple Executive Briefings, CUE events, and the Rock Star Summer Tech Camp. Our seniors have now started the tradition of replacing Chuck with a character of their choosing. And in a little over one hour, all 500 of us can get our skills on a similar plane. Why not put the instructions and artifacts needed to learn the advanced skills (instant alpha, multimove animation, table creating resolution adjustment and more) right in a Keynote? I just needed a character who the kids would connect with.Chuck Norris.Įvery fall, our whole school (including the teachers) does the Chuck Norris tutorial. Very nicely on their use of Keynote (which at Minarets High School we use like easy Photoshop and easy Motion), we still were under using way too many of Keynote's awesome capabilities. Two years ago, I realized that although our students were doing
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