I mostly liked the presentation, but the flipping back and forth between the two desktops was hard for me to follow at first.
I'm thinking of how I would've done it and want to get your feedback.
What if you put the two sessions side by side with a partition between the two? And depending on whose should you're looking over, the partition would move horizontally and be expanding the view of the screen accordingly.
Of course, I haven't ever tried having shapes (especially those containing video clips) changing size dynamically.
So my questions to this group are these.
1) Does that technique seem possible in Keynote?
2) Does that technique seem effective for the viewer?
Chuck
Chuck Hinkle [INTJ]
"Perception is usually more persuasive than reality."
On Feb 24, 2008, at 5:26 PM, Les Posen wrote:
http://www.youtube.
com/watch? v=xEmaPCkSp6E
No credits shown at the end, but the video is a nicely-produced bit of
Keynote (perhaps one or two too many transitions) showing how the app
can be used for training purposes.
Les
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