Setting Up Transitions in Presentations, Especially Apple Keynote

Setting Up Transitions in Presentations, Especially Apple Keynote
When delivering a presentation, transitions can either help your audience stay focused on track with or they can be a distraction and cause you to lose your audience.
In this video, I give you tips to help you set up your transitions in Keynote specifically, but these tips will work in any presentation platform.
Like a driver warning a passenger that you are about to make a change in speed or direction, transitions can be really helpful.
Unfortunately, presentation software comes with too many transition animation options. And unless you are George Lucas, they will make you look unprofessional.
Whether you are a student, teacher, business professional, or just someone who wants to give an effective presentation, these transition tips should be just what you have been looking for to help you be more effective and successful.
Steve Jobs Introduces the iPhone with Cube Animation: • Steve Jobs introduces ...
How to Setup Specific Transitions Videos:
Cut (None): • Setting Up the Cut Tra...
Dissolve: • Setting Up Dissolve Tr...
Fade Through Color: • Setting Up Fade Throug...
Cube: • Setting Up Cube Transi...
"Playing Cards": • Setting Up Fun Playing...
Timeline: • Creating a Timeline Tr...
Vertical Pan: • Setting Up Vertical Pa...
Check out my 4-part mini-course that walks you through learning the basics of Keynote on Mac: mikesheley.com/mbk-mac
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[@ki5168]

Good preezentation tips!

[@PresentationHelp]

Thank you! Anything specific I can answer or help you with presentations?

[@lillianw83]

Love your videos. My presentation using your timeline transition impressed my employers 😄Please keep them coming. I think you’ll reach more and more of us who are seeking your material! ☺️

[@PresentationHelp]

Thank you! I’m glad to hear it was helpful for work. Are there any presentation challenges or questions I can help you with? Working on a few new videos now and would love to provide more practical content.