Keynote for iPad: Visual QuickStart Guide

Keynote for iPad: Visual QuickStart Guide, 9780321751393 (0321751396), Peachpit Press, 2010

Welcome to Keynote for iPad: Visual QuickStart Guide. As the author of the first book about Keynote for Macintosh, I’m excited to also have the opportunity to write a book about the mobile version, Keynote for iPad.

I start the book with an overview of Keynote, move on to creating your first presentation, and then discuss how to add content and interactivity. Finally, I show you how to give the presentation effectively.

You’ll be able to use what you learn to build your own presentations, such as a talk for your annual sales meeting, a lecture for a class, or a slide show for your department detailing your latest work.

In this book, readers will get clear and to-the-point instruction on how to create all kinds of presentations using the Keynote app. Readers will learn to:

Install the Keynote App
Work with the document manager.
Work with the media browser and add photos and movies from their library.
Add amazing animations and effects.
Connect with a crowd by presenting to an audience right on their iPad or connect to a TV, monitor, projector, or LCD display and present on an even bigger screen.
Work with and customize Apple-designed themes.

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