Keynote

**Keynote on the iPad ~ Getting Started**
 * Handout in .pdf format:** [|KeynoteGettingStarted.pdf] (this comes preloaded on your iPad when you install Keynote)

**Document Creation in Keynote** **:**
 * 1) **Users can begin creating a presentation in Keynote by tapping the + button** in the top left corner and selecting **"Create Presentation"** (see the image on the right)
 * 2) **Select a Theme** for the presentation from those given by tapping on the selection (see below)[[image:keynote-theme.jpg width="447" height="243"]]

**Formatting Fonts & Working with Fonts in Keynote: **


 * **Adding Text:** Double **tap the text on the slide** to edit the placeholder text--they keyboard will appear for you to start typing.
 * **Using the Media (+) Tool:** Select he **media (+)** tool and select shapes--the **"T" text tool** is located under shapes--select it to **add a text box.**
 * ** Changing Fonts (Size, Font, Color Style, Paragraph Style, etc.)** With text selected **(you must tap it to select it)** you can use the **paintbrush icon** [[image:keynote-brushicon.jpg width="34" height="26"]]to change: Font, Size, Color, Style, Paragraph Style, etc.
 * **Speak Text:** If you double tap existing text to select it, the "Speak" button will appear.

**Formatting Pictures & Working with Objects in Keynote:  **
 * **Adding Pictures** The three most common ways users add photos/pictures to their slides are as follows:
 * **Double tap an existing picture/photo in Keynote to:** cut, copy, delete, replace or animate.
 * **Double tap the small circle with the mountain range in the lower right corner of an existing theme picture/photo holder** to swap it out with another picture you can select from your photo gallery.
 * T**ap the + button in the top right corner and select the media tab** to select photos from your photo gallery.
 * ** Picture Styles: ** Once you have placed a picture on the slide, you can change the style of the picture (borders, border thicknesses/colors, and special effects such as shadows, opacity and reflections) by tapping the photo to select it and then tapping the paintbrush icon. [[image:keynote-brushicon.jpg width="31" height="26"]]
 * **Speak Text:** If you double tap existing text to select it, the "Speak" button will appear.

**Adding Slides To a Presentation: **
 * **Adding Pictures** The three most common ways users add photos/pictures to their slides are as follows:
 * **Tap the white"+ Button" in the LOWER LEFT CORNER** to add slides to your presentation (this is not to be confused with the black + button used to add media)
 * A series of slide templates (from your selected theme) will "pop up"
 * Tap the slide template you would like to add to your presentation and then beginning editing the slide.
 * **Press and hold on an existing slide until it "jiggles" and select "Copy"**to copy the slide. Press and hold again in the slide tray area along the left to "Paste" the slide and make a duplicate of the one copied.
 * If the slide is not pasted where you want it, simply drag it to the location you would like in the slide column on the left.

**Keynote Tools: **
 * **Keynote Tools** (the icon looks like a wrench--see the icon above/left) provide the options needed to add transitions and builds to your slides along with sharing, printing, finding words, adding presenter notes and adding advanced features such as slide numbers, guides, interactive hyperlinks, looping a presentation and connecting the keynote remote app. A help menu is also available under the Tools menu.
 * **Transitions & Builds:** This feature allows for animating photos, text etc. on a slide and also setting a transitions between slides
 * **Share & Print:** this tool feature allows the user to[[image:keynote-tools.jpg width="261" height="289" align="right"]]
 * **e-mail** the presentation as a keynote, pdf or PowerPoint
 * **print** if you have a printer set-up for use by your iPad
 * **share** via **iWork**.com (if you have an account)
 * **send** the document to **iTunes** as a Keynote, pdf or Powerpoint
 * **copy** the document to **iDisk**
 * **copy** the document to a **WebDAV** server
 * **Find:** this tool feature opens the search bar and keyboard to search for a word/text
 * **Presenter Notes:** This tool feature allows for adding presenter notes to the slide (the notes are only displayed when connected to a projector)
 * **Advanced Tool:**This tool feature has a number of options including adding slide numbers, alignment guides, hyperlinks, looping the presentation and connecting with the Keynote Remote App.
 * **Slide Numbers**: turn on or off with the slider
 * **Guides**: select the guides you would like displayed when editing (they don't show when presenting): center, edge, spacing, 10%
 * **Interactive Hyperlinks:** links to slides, URL or Mail
 * **Presentation Type**: Looped, Self-Playing, Normal
 * **Keynote Remote App:** Enable/disable the use of Keynote Remote App connection

**Presenting Your Slides: **
 * **Press the Triangle (top right corner)** This begins the presentation
 * **Pinch to end the presentation**
 * **Presentation settings:** Slide transitions, builds, presenter notes, and advanced features are available under the Tools-->Advanced (the wrench icon)

**Naming, Deleting, Organizing Presentation into Folder ** >>
 * **Naming a Presentation:** Exit out of your presentation by tapping the presentations button in the top left corner.
 * **All of your presentations will be displayed with a slide, a name and the date created.**
 * **Tap the name of the presentation**
 * The "rename presentation" window will open with the cursor and keyboard ready to type your presentation's name
 * **Deleting a Presentation:** Exit out of your presentation by tapping the presentations button in the top left corner.
 * **Tap the Edit button in the top right corner**
 * **The presentations will start to "jiggle"** and three new icons will appear in the top left corner[[image:keynote-folder.jpg width="322" height="292" align="right" caption="Drag one presentation on top of another to form a folder"]]
 * **Tap the presentation you want to delete** and it will become outlined in a highlight color
 * **Tap the "trash can" icon** in the top left corner and select "Delete Presentation"
 * **Tap the Done button** in the top right corner to stop your presentations from "jiggling"
 * **Organizing Presentations into Folders:** Exit out of your presentation by tapping the presentations button in the top left corner.
 * **All of your presentations will be displayed with a slide, a name and the date created.**
 * **Tap the Edit button in the top right corner**
 * **The presentations will start to "jiggle"**
 * **Drag one presentation on top of another** and a folder will be formed and you will be prompted to name the folder.
 * **Tap the Done button**in the top right corner to stop your presentations from "jiggling"
 * To move presentations out of folder, simply drag them out of the folder--once the folder is empty the folder will disappear.