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Ways to use interactive actions - Keynote Tutorial
From the course: Keynote for Educators
Ways to use interactive actions
- [Instructor] In the previous video, we took a look at how to add action keys to a Keynote presentation. Action keys help us to navigate through the presentation and also give us an opportunity to give students more voice and choice within a presentation. Remember in the example we created, I had the biology of plants with the different subtopics, and when we clicked on the shape next to them, it brought us to that specific category. Now if we wanted to, we could click on the Home button, and that brought us back to the original slide. Now I'm going to exit out of this and show you another example of how you can use action keys to engage students. This is another presentation that I created, and it's a very simple one. If I click on play, it brings up a diagram of a tree, and it shows several of the different plant structures, the leaves, the stem, the roots. Now, how could I use this to engage students? Well first of all, I could ask students as to which part they'd like to look at…
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