Kickin' it up with Keynote

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Project-based learning, challenge-based learning, and the design thinking process all include the presentation and communication of found or learned information to the intended audience.
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As outlined in the ISTE Standards, educators as designers and students as creative communicators are important components of this skill set.  One tool that can be used to support these standards is the multimedia tool from Apple, Keynote. It is easy to use, but there are so many cool features, you may not have had time to try them all out.


BOOKS ON THE TOPIC

• Reynolds. Presentation Zen. 2d ed.
• Reynolds. Presentation Zen design
• Duarte. slide:ology
• Burmark: Visual literacy

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Padlet for sharing ideas

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Apple: Keynote for Mac user guide

COOL FEATURES ON THE MAC

• Outline view
• Edit mask
• Instant alpha
• Add and edit shapes
• Filling shapes
• Color pop
• Infographics
  • Change the orientation of a slide
• Newspaper template
• Saving a Keynote presentation as images

ANIMATION ON THE MAC

• Create a Magic Move transition
• Animate objects
• Transitions between slides
• Looping a slideshow
• Creating an animated GIF

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Apple: Keynote for iPad user guide | for iPhone

COOL FEATURES ON THE IPAD

• Outline using Notes app
• Edit mask
• Instant alpha
• Add and edit shapes
• Filling shapes
• Color pop
• Draw in Keynote
• Infographics
  • Change the orientation of a slide
• Newspaper template
• Saving a Keynote presentation as images

ANIMATION ON THE IPAD

• Create a Magic Move transition
• Animate objects along a path
• Transitions between slides
• Looping a slideshow
• Creating an animated GIF

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CREATIVITY

• Bharti: How to promote creativity in your classroom
• Goodman: Creativity through divergent thinking
• Hicks: Creativity in the classroom
• Richardson: Unleashing every genius

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IMPACT OF COLOR

• Color psychology in marketing 1
• Color psychology in marketing 2
• Psychology of color design in marketing

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Created: 09/27/2018
Updated: 02/03/2022
Kathy Schrock
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