Haiku deck

Haiku deck is a free presentation app suitable for crating digital stories as well as presentations. Text and font can be added, and the app searches for Creative Commons images to go with the text. Presentations can be uploaded to facebook or twitter, shared via email or exportedQuick and easy to use. A great way for students to present their ideas.

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Keynote Remote

Keynote Remote is an app that works as a remote from your iPhone, iPod Touch or iPad (although an iPad is a bit awkard to use as a remote during a presentation!).  From this app, you have control of your presentation and can advance, reverse or preview slides.  You can also view your slide notes, if you need to quickly view these.  It is a pretty handy remote control and saves you manually advancing slides as you present.


I did have some inconsistency with the wireless connection not always working in the first version of this app but later versions have fixed this.  As long as I have wi-fi access when presenting, I use Keynote Remote.

Keynote

I  facilitate a number of presentations, both conference presentation and workshops, and I use Keynote to develop my slides.  So, I was keen when Keynote became available on the app store.  Keynote enables users preapre, edit and share presentations on the iPhone, iPod touch or iPad. While I generally always prepare my presentations on my Mac, the Keynote app does give me flexibility when travelling if I choose to take one of my smaller devices.

Presentations can be uploaded to Keynote on any of your iDevice through iTunes.  Sync your device, select Apps, scroll down to the list of Apps, then select Keynote and Add.  You can then upload your presentation.