This document discusses how to create movies using Apple's Keynote presentation software. It provides step-by-step instructions for adding animations and recording slideshows that can be exported and shared. Examples are given of animating images and text using techniques like magic move and builds. The document encourages users to try the animations themselves and then record and share their slide.

1. Creating Movies
in Keynote

2. Apple’s PowerPoint

3. Did you say PowerPoint?

4. More powerful than
PowerPoint!

5. Create presentations with
Style

6. Did You
Know

7. Did You
Know
You can make movies right in Keynote?

8. Let’s take a look at
some examples.

9. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HVQ18tM7uH4

10. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NZazbCoGhZY

11. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kNO2HY7Auh8

12. You can record your
presentation.

13. Or have students record their
presentation.

14. Why would you want to record a presentation?
Why would you want students to record a presentation?

15. Let’s start by having some fun
with animations.

17. How cool was that?

18. Watch how easy!

19. You try
1. Open Keynote and select a template.
2. Insert a blank slide
3. Insert an image and a text box
4. Duplicate the slide
5. Resize the image and text from step 3 and move to a new place in
new slide
6. Return to slide created in step 2 and animate using Magic move

20. Check this out!
I’m going to MOVE the boat.

22. Watch how easy!

23. Your Turn
1. Add a new blank slide
2. Insert an image
3. Animate using Action > MOVE
4. Create the start and end point
5. Select a duration
6. Play

24. Let’s Add Multiple Builds
• Build 1
• Build 2
• Build 3
• Build 4

25. Watch how easy!

26. Your Turn
1. Add bulleted slide
2. Add text and image
3. Choose build in, action, and build out

27. Let’s record!

28. Watch how easy!

29. Your Turn

30. 1. Play > Rehearse Slideshow
2. Change rehearsal layout
3. Exit
4. Play > record slideshow
5. File > Export to quicktime
6. Upload to Google Drive

31. Challenge
• Create an animated slide using images and text
• Record your slide
• Upload to Google Drive to SHARE
• Post link in google community