The document provides steps for animating objects in Keynote. It explains how to add objects that will animate, such as clouds or shapes. It describes how to select objects and use the inspector and build inspector to add effects like fly in, move, or motion paths to animate the objects. Tips are included for importing images or screenshots and cropping as needed. The steps demonstrate how to animate a volcanic eruption by drawing lava, duplicating slides to show the lava flowing down the mountain, and animating clouds with different effects.

1. By
Jacqui
Sharp
Animating
a
Volcanic
Eruption
How to animate
objects in Keynote
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2. By
Jacqui
Sharp
Animating
a
Volcanic
Eruption
How to animate
objects in Keynote
Tuesday, 30 July 13

3. Tip:
When
you
have
finished
your
painting
you
will
need
to
save
it
as
a
jpeg.
Go
to
File
–
Export
as
Image.
Once
you
import
it
into
Keynote
it
may
need
cropping
if
there
is
a
lot
of
white
space
around
it.
Step
One:
You
need
objects
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4. Tip:
When
you
have
finished
your
Lego
model
go
to
Toolbox-­‐Take
a
Screen
shot.
It
will
save
the
lego
model
as
a
PNG
file.
Once
you
import
it
into
PowerPoint
it
may
need
cropping
if
there
is
a
lot
of
white
space
around
it.
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5. Add
a
new
drawing
object
by
clicking
on
Shapes
and
then
the
Free
Draw
tool.
Click
on
the
Inspector,
then
the
Graphic
Inspector.
Click
on
Fill
and
choose
a
colour.
Step
Two:
add
objects
that
will
animate
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6. Then
move
it
behind
by
right
clicking
on
the
object
then
Send
to
Back
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7. To
animate
the
cloud
object
in
this
picture.
Click
on
Inspector.
Go
to
Build
Inspector
click
on
an
effect
-­‐
in
my
example
I
have
chosen
Fly
in,
choose
a
Direction
(in
this
example
Bottom
to
top,
and
choose
a
duration
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8. To
animate
the
cloud
object
in
this
picture.
Click
on
Inspector.
Go
to
Build
Inspector
click
on
an
effect
-­‐
in
my
example
I
have
chosen
Fly
in,
choose
a
Direction
(in
this
example
Bottom
to
top,
and
choose
a
duration
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9. To
further
animate
add
another
effect
or
add
a
motion
path.
Click
on
object
to
be
animated.
Click
on
Inspector.
Go
to
Build
Inspector
Click
on
the
Action
tab.
Click
on
Move
in
the
Effect
menu.
Click
and
drag
the
Ghosted
effect
in
the
direction
you
want
it
to
go.
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10. To
further
animate
add
another
effect
or
add
a
motion
path.
Click
on
object
to
be
animated.
Click
on
Inspector.
Go
to
Build
Inspector
Click
on
the
Action
tab.
Click
on
Move
in
the
Effect
menu.
Click
and
drag
the
Ghosted
effect
in
the
direction
you
want
it
to
go.
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11. To
further
animate
add
another
effect
or
add
a
motion
path.
Click
on
object
to
be
animated.
Click
on
Inspector.
Go
to
Build
Inspector
Click
on
the
Action
tab.
Click
on
Move
in
the
Effect
menu.
Click
and
drag
the
Ghosted
effect
in
the
direction
you
want
it
to
go.
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12. These
shapes
were
made
using
the
Draw
tools
in
PowerPoint.
I
made
3
different
shapes,
changed
the
colours
and
then
highlighted
them
all
and
then
duplicated
them
(Command
D)
I
added
3
different
effects
to
these
shapes
using
the
Build
in,
Build
Out
and
Action
choices
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13. These
shapes
were
made
using
the
Draw
tools
in
PowerPoint.
I
made
3
different
shapes,
changed
the
colours
and
then
highlighted
them
all
and
then
duplicated
them
(Command
D)
I
added
3
different
effects
to
these
shapes
using
the
Build
in,
Build
Out
and
Action
choices
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14. These
shapes
were
made
using
the
Draw
tools
in
PowerPoint.
I
made
3
different
shapes,
changed
the
colours
and
then
highlighted
them
all
and
then
duplicated
them
(Command
D)
I
added
3
different
effects
to
these
shapes
using
the
Build
in,
Build
Out
and
Action
choices
Tuesday, 30 July 13

15. These
shapes
were
made
using
the
Draw
tools
in
PowerPoint.
I
made
3
different
shapes,
changed
the
colours
and
then
highlighted
them
all
and
then
duplicated
them
(Command
D)
I
added
3
different
effects
to
these
shapes
using
the
Build
in,
Build
Out
and
Action
choices
Tuesday, 30 July 13

16. These
shapes
were
made
using
the
Draw
tools
in
PowerPoint.
I
made
3
different
shapes,
changed
the
colours
and
then
highlighted
them
all
and
then
duplicated
them
(Command
D)
I
added
3
different
effects
to
these
shapes
using
the
Build
in,
Build
Out
and
Action
choices
Tuesday, 30 July 13

17. These
shapes
were
made
using
the
Draw
tools
in
PowerPoint.
I
made
3
different
shapes,
changed
the
colours
and
then
highlighted
them
all
and
then
duplicated
them
(Command
D)
I
added
3
different
effects
to
these
shapes
using
the
Build
in,
Build
Out
and
Action
choices
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18. Draw
your
shape
Move
it
to
the
back
Duplicate
the
whole
slide
and
move
the
lava
out
a
bit
more.
Repeat
with
more
slides
until
you
have
the
lava
running
down
the
mountain.
Step
Three:
add
objects
that
animate
over
several
slides
and
change
shape
To view this as an animation, press the arrow quickly to get to each page. Page animation
instructions on last slide.
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24. Right
click
on
the
shape
and
select
Edit
Points.
Click
and
drag
on
the
points
to
change
the
shape
gradually.
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27. Step
Four:
add
objects
that
animate
over
several
slides
and
change
shape
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28. ¡ Highlight
the
slides
to
be
animated
in
the
slides
outline
panel
¡ Click
on
Slide
Inspector,
change
the
Start
Transition
to
Automatically
and
leave
the
timing
at
00.00
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