This Applescript app enables automatic Twitter updates during Apple Keynote presentations, streamlining the process for presenters.
Keynote Tweet is a software that allows users to participate in the backchannel by combining Twitter with Apple Keynote. It is free, simple to use and open source, making it the perfect tool for anyone looking to engage with their audience in a unique and interactive manner.
To use Keynote Tweet, users simply need to add text wrapped in [twitter] and [/twitter] tags in the presenter notes section of a slide. This text will be grabbed by the script and sent to Twitter on the user's behalf when that slide is presented.
The software also comes with a range of features that ensure tweets are on topic and relevant. Keynote Tweet will ask users if they would like to add any #hashtags or @mentions to all their tweets, such as those needed for conferences. It will also watch presenter notes for [twitter]twitter this[/twitter], ignoring the rest of the notes while in presentation mode only.
In order to use Keynote Tweet, users will need to have their Twitter credentials stored in their Keychain. If these are not already saved, users can use Keychain Access to add a new password to their login keychain using their email address for the Account Name and their Twitter password for the Password field.
Overall, Keynote Tweet is an effective and efficient way for users to engage with their audience, and is highly recommended for those looking to add a new level of interactivity to their presentations.
To use Keynote Tweet, users simply need to add text wrapped in [twitter] and [/twitter] tags in the presenter notes section of a slide. This text will be grabbed by the script and sent to Twitter on the user's behalf when that slide is presented.
The software also comes with a range of features that ensure tweets are on topic and relevant. Keynote Tweet will ask users if they would like to add any #hashtags or @mentions to all their tweets, such as those needed for conferences. It will also watch presenter notes for [twitter]twitter this[/twitter], ignoring the rest of the notes while in presentation mode only.
In order to use Keynote Tweet, users will need to have their Twitter credentials stored in their Keychain. If these are not already saved, users can use Keychain Access to add a new password to their login keychain using their email address for the Account Name and their Twitter password for the Password field.
Overall, Keynote Tweet is an effective and efficient way for users to engage with their audience, and is highly recommended for those looking to add a new level of interactivity to their presentations.
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