Adding images to Keynote couldn’t be easier than this – I’ll show you how to insert a set of images so that each fills the screen on a separate slide.
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Almost everyone has used an image from the web in a presentation at one point or another. But did you know that doing so could constitute copyright infringement? In this video I’ll show you how to search for images that can legally be used for free, thanks to a license called Creative Commons.
You’ve probably seen countless presentations with grainy, pixelated images. That’s because the presenter uses an image with a low resolution – a common mistake when pulling images from Google. Here’s how you ensure that the image you download is the highest quality possible for your presentation.
Nathan – Presenting with Text
From a backyard studio in sunny San Diego, Mike & Nathan discuss how you can begin thinking like a designer in a shorter episode.
A Whole New Mind: Why Right-Brainers Will Rule the Future by Dan Pink
Mike Pulsifer – @mikepulsifer
Nathan Cashion – @nately @brainslides
