how to use haiku deck by mary grace may e. dimailig

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How To Use Haiku Deck

Presentation Software

First, let me give you a brief information about Haiku Deck.

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What is Haiku Deck?


• Haiku Deck is a free app that makes presentations simple, beautiful, and fun.


Source: https://www.haikudeck.com

What platforms can I use Haiku Deck with?


• Haiku Deck is available as an award-winning app for iPad and iPad mini, and as a web app that works with the latest versions of Chrome, Safari, or Firefox.



How much does it cost?


• Haiku Deck's core iOS and web apps are, and will always be, free! This includes access to over 35 million free images and 20 font and image filter combinations.



Who can view my Haiku Decks? How does privacy work?


• There are three privacy settings for Haiku Decks: private, restricted, and public.



• Public decks can be seen by anyone and will come up in results on search engines like Google and Bing.



• Restricted decks can only be viewed by people you have shared them with or given their URLs to.



• Private decks can only be viewed by you when you are signed into your account.



There are only four major steps in creating presentations with Haiku Deck:


Start with a few ideas



Add amazing images



Pick the perfect look



Share your story



Let’s get started!


Important note


This tutorial will focus on using the Haiku Deck web app.


Go to Google.com.


Type “haiku deck” in the search field.


Hit Enter or click search.


This will appear.


Click here.


You will be directed to the Haiku Deck website.


Haiku Deck web app can be an alternative to Microsoft Powerpoint.


Click on “Get Haiku Deck For Web”.


This will appear.


You have the option to sign in using Facebook, Twitter, or email.


If you choose email, you will still need to sign up.


Let’s just sign in using Facebook.


Click on the Facebook icon.


Click “Okay” to authorize Haiku Deck to access Facebook.


You will briefly see this welcome message.


This is the deck.


Starting a new deck will take you into Edit Mode.


This is the slide.


The lock icon allows you to edit your deck’s privacy.


This dropdown appears if you click it.


Since we are not yet done with creating the deck, let’s set it to Private for now.


Click on “Private”.


You will notice that your deck now shows a locked icon.


Let’s add text to the slide.


Add the text here.


Click here to add more slides.


These buttons found the on the left side of your screen are your

editing tools.


When you create new slides, you can select the text format by clicking here.


Depending on the content, you can choose a slide design suited for title pages, bulleted or numbered

items, photos with text, and narratives.


This text form is for header/subheader.


Use this for bulleted list.


Use this for numbered list.


Use this for multiple lines.


This is for logo and text.


And this is for photo with text.


This icon allows you to change the

background of your slide.


If you want an image as background, you can search for images here.


Select an image.


It will automatically be applied to your chosen slide.


You can apply a different background to each of your slides.


Just select the slide and repeat the process.


You can view the slides you have at the bottom of the page.


If you want to have a plain background, it is also possible.


First, select the slide.


Click on this icon.


Select the color you want.


It will automatically be applied to the slide.


If you want to apply a chart, click on this icon.


Then select the chart type you like.


The chart will be added.


Edit the chart details here.


Click here to change the layout

of the slide’s

contents.


Different layouts are available to rearrange your text.


There are many layouts available depending on the slide’s content.


Try them out and decide which one looks best.


This is the Notes tool.


The Notes tool allows you to add more text to your slide including hyperlinks.


Add private notes you can use as a personal teleprompter, or public notes to supplement the web view of your deck with additional detail

and supporting links.


Let’s edit the font/theme of a slide.


At the top, portion of the screen, you will see the Fonts/Themes button.


This appears when you click it.


Select the font/theme that you like.


You have the option to filter the image or not.


Filtering the image changes the visibility of the text over the image.


Make sure that the text is still easy to read.


After you are done creating your slides, you can preview them.


Click the Preview icon found on upper right side of the screen.


You will be taken to the Preview mode.


You can see the progress bar at the bottom.


Hit the Escape key to exit from the Preview mode.


To share or unlock your deck, click this button.


Sharing your deck automatically makes it public.


Clicking Share will show the below popup.


You can share your deck on different social media channels.


Let’s share the deck we made using in Twitter.


Click on the Twitter icon.


Click on Tweet.


Your link will now show in your Twitter feed.


Click the Help icon to see pointers for using Haiku Dec.


You will see this.


And those are the basics in using Haiku Deck.


I encourage you to explore the website to learn more about Haiku Deck.


Thank you for reading this tutorial!


You can read other great tutorials like this in my blog.


Please visit

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Please feel free to leave your comments and suggestions.


I would love to read them!


So, what are you waiting for?


Try Haiku Deck now!


One last gift for you


“The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you'll go.”

― Dr. Seuss, I Can Read With My Eyes Shut!


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