In this video, I walk you through how to use hidden shapes in Keynote. This allows you to create escape rooms, hidden messages, and other engaging activities. This example shows how to use it for students to show characterization.
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Thank you, and I am glad you enjoy the video! It is now on youtube! Here is the link https://youtu.be/9LTGcFR6WhI
Excellent! Thanks for sharing via YouTube as well so that my students can quickly access your helpful tips.
“Links Only” - what a great idea Aaron! Thanks for the explainer video. This has potential for lots of projects.
Aaron, I love this! Thank you for creating this and demonstrating the variety of ways students can respond. Hot tip about using 'opaque' to hide the shape!
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April 24, 2024
Wow! Thanks for sharing this handy navigation tool in an easily followed instructional video. You're so great at breaking down these powerful tricks into simple, easy to follow steps. I am eager to share this with students to assist them in creating their projects.
Is this tip also available on your YouTube channel? I've tried to find it, but have been unsuccessful.
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