Keynote 2

$25.00

Format: 1 DVD-ROM
Duration: 2.5 Hours
Platform: Apple Macintosh

The Keynote 2 training shows users how to create exciting presentations. Students will similarly learn about handling text, charts, tables, images and objects. In addition, topics such as animating objects and transitioning between slides will be covered in detail, along with various export options.

Rob Griffiths

Rob Griffiths is the Founder and “chief hintmaster” of macosxhints.com, the web’s leading collection of OS X-related tips and tricks. For over four years, the site has been documenting all the “behind the scenes” tips that make using OS X (and its related applications) more enjoyable and productive.

Creating a Simple Presentatio

Changing a Slides Master
Change Master Slide Contents
Working with Text and Images
Overview of Inspector

Working with Inspecto

The Graphic Inspector
The Metrics Inspector
The Table Inspector
The Chart Inspector
Grouping Objects
Using the Graphic Inspector for Text
The Slide Inspector
The Build Inspector

  1. Introduction to Keynote
    1. What is Keynote?
    2. Keynote Lesson Overview
    3. Overview of Interface
  2. Creating a Simple Presentation
    1. Changing a Slides Master
    2. Change Master Slide Contents
    3. Working with Text and Images
    4. Overview of Inspector
  3. Working with the Inspector
    1. The Graphic Inspector
    2. The Metrics Inspector
    3. The Table Inspector
    4. The Chart Inspector
    5. Grouping Objects
    6. Using The Graphic Inspector for Text
    7. The Slide Inspector
    8. The Build Inspector
  4. Going Beyond the Box
    1. Making a Multimedia Postcard
    2. Animating Complex Builds
    3. Working with Movies in Keynote
    4. Animating Sequential Builds
    5. Adding Transitions to Large Presentation
    6. Creating a Standalone Presentation with Hyperlinks
    7. Placing Web Content
  5. Exporting out of Keynote
    1. Export to Quicktime and Flash
    2. Export to Powerpoint
    3. Export to PDF and Images
  6. Giving your Presentation
    1. Working with the Presenter Layout