Two ways to get them:
. Go to http://www.iworkcommunity.com/ and there you will find all kinds of templates that you can use.
. Go to http://www.avery.com/ and you can find templates there also.
Tuesday, May 13, 2008
Printed instructions
I asked about this and was told that Apple doesn’t do this any more because before they can print them they are outdated. If you go to www.apple.com then click on support at the top – then on the left you will see For Products and a drop bar, if you click on that and scroll down you can find all the programs on your Apple. Click on the one you want info on and it will take you to that page where you will find user guides and manuals that are up to d
Monday, April 14, 2008
Tech-Ease: Classroom Tech Help
Go to I Tunes
Go to I Tunes store
Go to I Tunes U
Go to University of South Florida
Go to College of Education
Last to Tech - Ease Classroom Tech Help
Sunday, April 6, 2008
Attachments
Saving a Note you Wrote In Pages and Sending It As An Attachment:
1. Write note
2. Click File
3. Click Export
4. Save as "Word"
5. Name your file (at top)
6, Save to desktop
7. Click "Export"
8. Go to your online e-mail (https://webmail.dreamsbeginhere.org) or (comcast.net) or (bellsouth.net)
9. Write your letter
10: Click attachment
11. Browse for desktop
12. Find your document
13. Click Attach
1. Write note
2. Click File
3. Click Export
4. Save as "Word"
5. Name your file (at top)
6, Save to desktop
7. Click "Export"
8. Go to your online e-mail (https://webmail.dreamsbeginhere.org) or (comcast.net) or (bellsouth.net)
9. Write your letter
10: Click attachment
11. Browse for desktop
12. Find your document
13. Click Attach
Lesson 8 - What Makes a Good Keynote Presentation?
Format is Well Organized.
Site's structure makes sense and it is easily navigated. Multi-pages exhibit
consistency.
Format is Aesthetically Pleasing.
The page demonstrates an attractive use of graphics, color, and page layout.
Background coordinates with text colors and graphics. Graphics add meaning and are not decoration. Good examples are used.
Content is Reliable.
Information is accurate, complete, and current. It is right for the audience it was prepare for.
Content is Useful
Content is meaningful and important. Contact information is included. Get to it objective no waffle.
Content is Rich
Information is interesting and likely to be revisited. The central ideas were summarized at the end.
Site's structure makes sense and it is easily navigated. Multi-pages exhibit
consistency.
Format is Aesthetically Pleasing.
The page demonstrates an attractive use of graphics, color, and page layout.
Background coordinates with text colors and graphics. Graphics add meaning and are not decoration. Good examples are used.
Content is Reliable.
Information is accurate, complete, and current. It is right for the audience it was prepare for.
Content is Useful
Content is meaningful and important. Contact information is included. Get to it objective no waffle.
Content is Rich
Information is interesting and likely to be revisited. The central ideas were summarized at the end.
Lesson 4 - 7 = Keynote
Keynote = Power Point
Open
Choose theme or Open Existing file …
Look at icons at top:
· New – add slide
· Play – see show
· View – 4 ways
· Theme – to change
· Master – change make up of slide
· To add to slides – Text – Shapes - Table – Charts
· Comment – add sticker to slide
· Smart Build
How to add visual interest using slide transitions.
After you’ve created and organized your slides, Â Transitions provide visual effects when you move from one slide to the next.
Adding Transitions Between Slides
Keynote provides a variety of transition styles.
You can control the duration of a transition, and you can specify when to start the transition (automatically or on click). You set up slide transitions in the Slide Inspector. Set how much time it takes to complete the
transition. Set how much time to wait until transitions that start automatically begin playing. Set the transition direction. Choose how to initiate the transition. Choose a transition. Some transitions have additional options. Click to preview the transition. The Slide Inspector button
To add a transition effect between slides:
1 Select a slide.
2 Click Inspector in the toolbar, and then click the Slide Inspector button.
3 Click Transition.
4 Choose an option from the Effect pop-up menu.
If you see “Effects that can’t play on this computer,” the transitions listed require your
computer to have an advanced graphics card.
5 Choose an option from the Direction pop-up menu (not applicable for all effects).
6 To change how much time it takes to complete the transition, type a value in the
Duration field (or click the arrows).
7 Choose an option from the Start Transition pop-up menu.
On Click: Initiates the transition when you click to advance to the next slide.
Automatically: Initiates the transition after the amount of time specified in the
Delay field.
8 If you chose an effect with additional options (such as Mosaic, Swap, or Fade Through
Color), select your settings.
To view the transition, click the image in the Transition pane of the Slide Inspector, or
click Play in the toolbar.
If you use Cube or Flip transitions: Parts of those transitions might not be visible if “Scale slides up to fit display” is selected in the Slideshow pane of Keynote preferences
(choose Keynote> Preferences and then click Slide show). To ensure that these
transitions aren’t clipped during your slide show, either deselect “Scale slides up to fit
display” or select one or both of the “Reduce transitions to avoid clipping” options in
the Slide show pane.
To put pictures into your Keynote: (make sure you are on the slide you want to place)
Go to insert
Then to Choose
To Pictures
To Photo Booth ( or where your picture is saved)
Select your picture
Hit Insert
Zoom In /Out = View – Zoom – Zoom Level
Ctrl/apple/Esc for a hard exit
Open
Choose theme or Open Existing file …
Look at icons at top:
· New – add slide
· Play – see show
· View – 4 ways
· Theme – to change
· Master – change make up of slide
· To add to slides – Text – Shapes - Table – Charts
· Comment – add sticker to slide
· Smart Build
How to add visual interest using slide transitions.
After you’ve created and organized your slides, Â Transitions provide visual effects when you move from one slide to the next.
Adding Transitions Between Slides
Keynote provides a variety of transition styles.
You can control the duration of a transition, and you can specify when to start the transition (automatically or on click). You set up slide transitions in the Slide Inspector. Set how much time it takes to complete the
transition. Set how much time to wait until transitions that start automatically begin playing. Set the transition direction. Choose how to initiate the transition. Choose a transition. Some transitions have additional options. Click to preview the transition. The Slide Inspector button
To add a transition effect between slides:
1 Select a slide.
2 Click Inspector in the toolbar, and then click the Slide Inspector button.
3 Click Transition.
4 Choose an option from the Effect pop-up menu.
If you see “Effects that can’t play on this computer,” the transitions listed require your
computer to have an advanced graphics card.
5 Choose an option from the Direction pop-up menu (not applicable for all effects).
6 To change how much time it takes to complete the transition, type a value in the
Duration field (or click the arrows).
7 Choose an option from the Start Transition pop-up menu.
On Click: Initiates the transition when you click to advance to the next slide.
Automatically: Initiates the transition after the amount of time specified in the
Delay field.
8 If you chose an effect with additional options (such as Mosaic, Swap, or Fade Through
Color), select your settings.
To view the transition, click the image in the Transition pane of the Slide Inspector, or
click Play in the toolbar.
If you use Cube or Flip transitions: Parts of those transitions might not be visible if “Scale slides up to fit display” is selected in the Slideshow pane of Keynote preferences
(choose Keynote> Preferences and then click Slide show). To ensure that these
transitions aren’t clipped during your slide show, either deselect “Scale slides up to fit
display” or select one or both of the “Reduce transitions to avoid clipping” options in
the Slide show pane.
To put pictures into your Keynote: (make sure you are on the slide you want to place)
Go to insert
Then to Choose
To Pictures
To Photo Booth ( or where your picture is saved)
Select your picture
Hit Insert
Zoom In /Out = View – Zoom – Zoom Level
Ctrl/apple/Esc for a hard exit
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