Apple Keynote 3 - Manual (Page 143)

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Slide Transitions
and Object Builds
This chapter describes how to add motion and
visual appeal to your slideshow using slide
transitions and object builds.
After you’ve designed and organized your slides, you can put the whole presentation
together. Add animation to text to captivate your audience. Add transitions to move
smoothly from one slide to the next. Use object builds within each slide to reveal data
as you present it.
Adding Transitions Between Slides
Keynote provides a variety of transition styles. Some examples are described below.
Transition style What it looks like
Cube Slides rotate on and off screen as if they are sides of a revolving
cube.
Doorway Slide appears as if doors were opening, and then the full slide
appears.
Fall Slide appears to fall forward, and then the full slide appears.
Flip New slide appears as if it is on the other side of a flipped page.
Mosaic flip Slide appears as rotating mosaic pieces.
Page flip Slide appears as a page peeling back.
Move in Slide moves in from a specified direction to cover the contents of
the previous slide.
Push New slide appears to push old slide off the screen in the specified
direction.
Twirl Previous slide spins and shrinks toward center, and then next
slide spins outward.