I just got FREE Keynote Character Maker Template and FREE Monster Character Maker Keynote Template on @Gumroad: https://t.co/sP9t41Np5k What a great share from @Wrightstufmusic! Thanks, Samuel, for sharing your creativity with my students, too.
— Aaron Tyo-Dickerson (@atyodickerson) Sep 5, 2021
I created a Keynote journal for kids to use to practice gratitude and write about how they're feeling. I posted the file on Bulb in case any of you might find it helpful too. ☺️https://t.co/vELDGgCTGW #CISDLearns #tcetexans pic.twitter.com/7jmxXLcX3P
— Marly Natherson (@missnatherson) August 8, 2020
Exploring a bit of computational thinking... using Keynote animations to test and refine artifacts. @AppleEDU pic.twitter.com/FnWSfgYBVA— Mary Kemper (@MrsKemper) October 6, 2019
Just a touch excited! Connected my #Keynote drawings with Keynote gifs (create motion paths and transition slide effects) through #AugmentedReality Share more soon. @AppleEDU #EveryoneCanCreate #ADE2019 #steam #arvrinedu #ar pic.twitter.com/lMTohHeiXK— Paul Hamilton (@PaulHamilton8) July 24, 2019
Full video of "Telling Heroic Stories with Keynote & Magic Move"... with CAPTIONS. #apple #accessibility https://t.co/piSvRmOJiF
— Ben Mountz (@BenMountz) July 22, 2017
Get Your Audience’s Full Attention with a Stunning Keynote Presentation [with Free Templates] https://t.co/cyeOWGtOla via @canva— Timothy Pettine (@timpettine) November 9, 2016
