In Keynote

 A great way to direct students to the
websites you want them to use, is to create
hyperlinked interactive pages in PowerPoint
or Keynote.
 These can be organised in Curriculum and or
Group areas.
Maths groups/Reading groups/Individualised
activity pages/Subject specific

Open a new Keynote

page
Hint: Choose a theme with a
coloured background
Select a ‘Master’ page

with only a ‘Title’,

Type in the name of your

group or Curriculum area.
Go to the Website you want

your students to link to
Take a screen capture of the

screen by holding down
'Shift, Control,
Command⌘‐4’
(your mouse pointer will turn
into a cross)
Click and drag around the

part of the website you want
to use as a hyperlink.

Go back to Keynote

Press Command⌘- V to

paste onto your Keynote
page
Resize the picture by

clicking and dragging on
a corner
Go back to the website,

copy the internet
address by pressing
Command⌘- C

 Go back to your
Keynote
 Click on the Picture
so it is selected
 Click on the
Inspector button
 Click on the
Hyperlink Inspector
button

Click on Enable as a

hyperlink
Click on the drop down

menu and select Webpage
Delete the website that is

showing in the box,
by clicking in the
URL box and pressing
Delete
Press Command⌘- V to

paste in the Website
address

The screen capture will

now be hyperlinked
Repeat with more

website links
Save this Keynote twice!
Save as a Keynote file so that you can add to it later (Go to File –
Save, name the file and save it in a folder)
Save as a ‘Show’ so that when children click on the file it will open in
full Interactive Slideshow view (Go to File – Export). Playback Uses
should be Manual Advance and click on Enter full screen mode
when opened, click Next (choose where to save it, in a folder on the
Desktop), click Export