Name: Core Keynote '09
Price: 12.00 USD
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Overview

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If you're using a Mac computer, Keynote '09 is the perfect presentation tool. You can use Keynote to display text, bullet points, graphs, pictures and even full QuickTime movies. It's an amazing and versatile tool for adding spice to your public presentations.

In this tutorial by Gary Atkins, you'll learn how to create, edit, manage, and deploy complex and visually engaging presentations. Gary shows you how to build slides, use transitions, and add objects to your project to create presentations that will impress your audience, everytime.

This is a comprehensive tutorial, but you don't need to watch the entire show. Use the detailed menus and keyword search functions to quickly find topics of interest. For a full list of this tutorial's topics, see the Table of Contents.

Outline

Section 1: Section 1: Intro to Keynote

Section 2: Section 2: Setting Up a Presentation

Section 3: Section 3: Working With Your Presentation

Section 4: Section 4: Editing Your Presentation

Section 5: Section 5: Managing Your Presentation

Section 6: Section 6: Managing Fonts

Section 7: Section 7: Managing Slides

Section 8: Section 8: Using the Inspector

Section 9: Section 9: Inserting Media

Section 10: Section 10: Themes

Section 11: Section 11: Transitions and Object Builds

Section 12: Section 12: Getting Ready to Present

Section 13: Section 13: Exporting the Slideshow

Other courses in this series

Keynote '09 101: Core Keynote '09

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Reviews

jairo wrote on September 5, 2013

very detail introduction on how to use keynote and it sample are easy an clear to undertand
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Seamus wrote on August 30, 2011

Awesome presentation; Gary is a great instructor with a solid demeanor and ideal pacing. However, the presentation he makes doesn't look very good; poor choice of fonts diminish an otherwise excellent lesson. Additionally, in lesson 81: Keynote Remote, he mentions the "iTouch". There is no such thing as an iTouch. It's called an iPod Touch. Little details like these weaken the presentation and erode his credibility. Mediocre graphic design, hovering cursor, and "iTouch" aside, though, this really is an unimpeachable class and I'd highly recommend it.
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Seamus Ryan wrote on May 27, 2011

Great pace, and great narration... but the cursor is hovering in the middle of the keynote the entire time, which is quite distracting, and a bit amateurish. If you're not using the cursor, please move it to the side, instead of letting it linger in center stage like a still fly on the wall.
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Don J J Carroll wrote on March 26, 2011

Great tutorial, Gary tone and mode (including rate) of presentation was perfect.
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steve line wrote on September 17, 2009

excellent tutorial very informative.
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Sender wrote on June 15, 2009

Massive presentation! Love this software a lot! Thanks a lot to you guys!
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Bernard Phelan wrote on May 19, 2009

as with all of the other training videos i have purched from you, this video if the same quality. So no disappointments once again. Regards Bernard Phelan
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shane blyth wrote on May 14, 2009

Once you get into this tutorial it is very good. By into it I mean time wise. I was a little disapointed in the first half as it was very very basic. Some of the tutorials cover things that are more about OSX like how to start the program how to resize a window how to minimise a window what the red or green dots do in any OS X window so it felt padded out to me. Still the last half of things gets stuck into things and in the end I did learn alot. I really liked the Keynote presentation he built it was great. So overall my suggestion is to get this but dont give up part the way through it does get into the meat of things eventually and is worth it.
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Ghislain De Westelinck wrote on May 1, 2009

Deze oefening is DE beste manier om het programma SNEL,efficient en volledig onder de knie te krijgen en vooral niet te duur; Een aanrader dus !!!!
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Dick Jacobs wrote on April 22, 2009

The video was very helpful. I have used keynote for some time, but still picked up a lot of points.
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