How to create a keyboard shortcut to export the current slide in Keynote

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    "summary": "Lately I've been using Apple Keynote to create graphics for using in videos and blog posts. It's a quick way to arrange things on a page, copying and pasting most things just works, and there are enough built in shapes and tools to get the point across. However, after spending a full day creating graphics for a video, I found myself frustrated by the number of clicks required to export a single slide at a time.",
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        "text": "I have decided to fight my provider's billing department over the $84 charge to *USE THE ROOM* at a doctor's appointment. In addition to the $450 specialist fee. Double-dipping in my opinion and I'm cranky. $84 could buy a lot of tacos instead."
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        "text": "This is the most moronic thing I have ever read.\n\nDon't connect Chanukah to military conflict?\n\nWho was trying to put out the lights in the temple?\n\nIt is literally a holiday about military conflict.\n\nAnother winner @AKorybko",
        "html": "This is the most moronic thing I have ever read.\n\nDon't connect Chanukah to military conflict?\n\nWho was trying to put out the lights in the temple?\n\nIt is literally a holiday about military conflict.\n\nAnother winner <a href=\"https://twitter.com/AKorybko\">@AKorybko</a>"
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                "text": "It is absolutely anti-Semitic to connect a Jewish holiday with a military conflict. But carry on and continue pushing your fake conspiracy theory that Jews supposedly control the world or whatever since I\u2019m happy to see #NAFO discredit Kiev\u2019s cause by their own hand \ud83d\ude02",
                "html": "It is absolutely anti-Semitic to connect a Jewish holiday with a military conflict. But carry on and continue pushing your fake conspiracy theory that Jews supposedly control the world or whatever since I\u2019m happy to see <a href=\"https://twitter.com/search?q=%23NAFO\">#NAFO</a> discredit Kiev\u2019s cause by their own hand \ud83d\ude02\n<a class=\"u-mention\" href=\"https://twitter.com/Ni79Mo\"></a>\n<a class=\"u-mention\" href=\"https://twitter.com/apmassaro3\"></a>"
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        "text": "#MAGA hates #zelensky because he stood up to #Trump before #zelensky\n\nSo they complain about clothes\n\nAnd Southern Borders\n\nSo much for Republican values of \"no leading from behind\"\n\nWho cheers for autocratic rule?",
        "html": "<a href=\"https://twitter.com/search?q=%23MAGA\">#MAGA</a> hates <a href=\"https://twitter.com/search?q=%23zelensky\">#zelensky</a> because he stood up to <a href=\"https://twitter.com/search?q=%23Trump\">#Trump</a> before <a href=\"https://twitter.com/search?q=%23zelensky\">#zelensky</a>\n\nSo they complain about clothes\n\nAnd Southern Borders\n\nSo much for Republican values of \"no leading from behind\"\n\nWho cheers for autocratic rule?"
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        "text": "I've been making so many graphics in Keynote lately for use in videos and blog posts, but I really wish there was a quick keyboard shortcut to export the current slide as a PNG. Right now it takes about 9 clicks to export a slide."
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        "text": "I've been making so many graphics in Keynote lately for use in videos and blog posts, but I really wish there was a quick keyboard shortcut to export the current slide as a PNG. Right now it takes about 9 clicks to export a slide."
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    "content": {
        "text": "Omg...is emily in paris gonna get a sapphic storyline this season \ud83d\udc40"
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Ungrading and Learning

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        "html": "<p>I taught the introductory class, called Game Design Principles, for our new <a href=\"https://www.plymouth.edu/academics/undergraduate-academic-programs/game-design/\">Game Design</a> major this Fall. I think this first offering went pretty well although there are some things I will change the next time I teach it. The sixteen students in the class had a wide variety of backgrounds and previous experiences with game design. I tried to really focus the class on each student\u2019s individual learning and was able to get to know each student\u2019s individual goals for taking the class.</p>\n<p>I used an <a href=\"https://cathieleblanc.com/2019/12/22/adventures-in-ungrading/\">ungrading</a> approach in the class. As Susan Blum says in this essay, grades are problematic for a variety of reasons. They are a form of extrinsic motivation which causes students to focus on maximizing their grade rather than maximizing their learning. They encourage students to treat college as a game where they are trying to earn as many points as possible rather than focusing on learning as much as possible. Most important to me, grades instill in students a fear of risk-taking because taking a risk increases the chance of failure and failure will mean a lower grade. So I have been experimenting with many ways to decenter, or even get rid of, grades in my classes. I think my approach this semester was pretty successful. I think students also thought it was successful but I\u2019ll wait until I see the course evaluations to know for sure.</p>\n<p>I tried to emphasize learning throughout the semester. With every assignment and activity, we talked about learning and how students would demonstrate what they had learned. I didn\u2019t put grades on any assignment throughout the semester. But I provided extensive feedback on everything students handed in. It seems as though this was a successful exercise because as the semester went on, students began to respond to the questions in my feedback within Canvas, our learning management system. So their work became the subject of an ongoing conversation which was exciting. These conversations also allowed us to explore their individual goals. For example, when they handed in their final game near the end of the semester, we talked about what they might want to do with those games in the future. Several students were interested in publishing their games so we decided together that those four students would skip the last assignment of the semester and instead do the work they needed to in order to publish their games. These four games are now published on <a href=\"https://itch.io/\">itch.io</a> and although they may not be the best games in the world, these students can use their games in their portfolios as significant accomplishments. An interesting part of that particular activity is that none of the students published the exact game that they handed in on the due date. Instead, all four students made modifications to their games based on the feedback that I gave them about how I thought they could improve them. While those students were working on publishing their games, the rest of the class investigated businesses of their choice to determine the publishing histories and business models of those companies. The conversations while they worked on this assignment demonstrated their deep engagement in understanding how the business of games works which was also exciting to see.</p>\n<p>I think one of the most successful parts of my ungrading efforts this semester came during the final exam period. Although I didn\u2019t grade any of their assignments through the semester, I needed to submit a grade for the class for each student. I have used self-evaluation in other classes to determine final grades and wanted to use that method again this semester. But I wanted to make sure students were using demonstrated evidence of their learning as well as self-reflection to self-determine their grades. So I created a final exam that asked questions about the content of the course. There were questions about formal elements of games, about strategies for making sure game decisions are interesting, about coding in Twine, etc. and I assigned points to each question. I tried to develop at least one question for the course learning goals (which are listed in the featured image on this post). The students took the exam just as they would for a traditionally-graded course. But then we went over the answers in class and the students graded themselves on their answers. Many students asked questions about the answers they gave and, as a class, we talked about the number of points we would give these answers. It was such an amazing conversation because students seemed to be really grappling with whether they understood the content of the class. I then gave the students a kind of worksheet in which they answered questions about whether the score on the exam accurately reflected their learning in the class. I also asked them to go into Canvas to look at and summarize my feedback on their assignments through the semester. Finally, I asked them to indicate the grade they should get in the class and why. I think this was the most successful ungrading experience I have created. I think the students found it valuable\u2013many of them commented on how much they enjoyed it and the class in general. I\u2019ll definitely use an experience like this in the final exam period again.</p>",
        "text": "I taught the introductory class, called Game Design Principles, for our new Game Design major this Fall. I think this first offering went pretty well although there are some things I will change the next time I teach it. The sixteen students in the class had a wide variety of backgrounds and previous experiences with game design. I tried to really focus the class on each student\u2019s individual learning and was able to get to know each student\u2019s individual goals for taking the class.\nI used an ungrading approach in the class. As Susan Blum says in this essay, grades are problematic for a variety of reasons. They are a form of extrinsic motivation which causes students to focus on maximizing their grade rather than maximizing their learning. They encourage students to treat college as a game where they are trying to earn as many points as possible rather than focusing on learning as much as possible. Most important to me, grades instill in students a fear of risk-taking because taking a risk increases the chance of failure and failure will mean a lower grade. So I have been experimenting with many ways to decenter, or even get rid of, grades in my classes. I think my approach this semester was pretty successful. I think students also thought it was successful but I\u2019ll wait until I see the course evaluations to know for sure.\nI tried to emphasize learning throughout the semester. With every assignment and activity, we talked about learning and how students would demonstrate what they had learned. I didn\u2019t put grades on any assignment throughout the semester. But I provided extensive feedback on everything students handed in. It seems as though this was a successful exercise because as the semester went on, students began to respond to the questions in my feedback within Canvas, our learning management system. So their work became the subject of an ongoing conversation which was exciting. These conversations also allowed us to explore their individual goals. For example, when they handed in their final game near the end of the semester, we talked about what they might want to do with those games in the future. Several students were interested in publishing their games so we decided together that those four students would skip the last assignment of the semester and instead do the work they needed to in order to publish their games. These four games are now published on itch.io and although they may not be the best games in the world, these students can use their games in their portfolios as significant accomplishments. An interesting part of that particular activity is that none of the students published the exact game that they handed in on the due date. Instead, all four students made modifications to their games based on the feedback that I gave them about how I thought they could improve them. While those students were working on publishing their games, the rest of the class investigated businesses of their choice to determine the publishing histories and business models of those companies. The conversations while they worked on this assignment demonstrated their deep engagement in understanding how the business of games works which was also exciting to see.\nI think one of the most successful parts of my ungrading efforts this semester came during the final exam period. Although I didn\u2019t grade any of their assignments through the semester, I needed to submit a grade for the class for each student. I have used self-evaluation in other classes to determine final grades and wanted to use that method again this semester. But I wanted to make sure students were using demonstrated evidence of their learning as well as self-reflection to self-determine their grades. So I created a final exam that asked questions about the content of the course. There were questions about formal elements of games, about strategies for making sure game decisions are interesting, about coding in Twine, etc. and I assigned points to each question. I tried to develop at least one question for the course learning goals (which are listed in the featured image on this post). The students took the exam just as they would for a traditionally-graded course. But then we went over the answers in class and the students graded themselves on their answers. Many students asked questions about the answers they gave and, as a class, we talked about the number of points we would give these answers. It was such an amazing conversation because students seemed to be really grappling with whether they understood the content of the class. I then gave the students a kind of worksheet in which they answered questions about whether the score on the exam accurately reflected their learning in the class. I also asked them to go into Canvas to look at and summarize my feedback on their assignments through the semester. Finally, I asked them to indicate the grade they should get in the class and why. I think this was the most successful ungrading experience I have created. I think the students found it valuable\u2013many of them commented on how much they enjoyed it and the class in general. I\u2019ll definitely use an experience like this in the final exam period again."
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        "text": "Only 10 days left on this health insurance plan that has caused me dozens of hours of stress this year, and they're still finding ways to fuck with me. Apparently, they just did an \"assessment\" in November and decided to up my copay from $200 to $800. Without telling me."
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        "text": "I don\u2019t drink but it\u2019s 8am on a Wednesday and I am on the couch under a cat.\ntwitter.com/charlespattson\u2026",
        "html": "I don\u2019t drink but it\u2019s 8am on a Wednesday and I am on the couch under a cat.\n<a href=\"https://twitter.com/charlespattson/status/1605548956737572864\">twitter.com/charlespattson\u2026</a>"
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        "name": "Lillian Karabaic",
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            "content": {
                "text": "The most productive people I\u2019ve ever met don\u2019t drink alcohol"
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                "type": "card",
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    "url": "https://twitter.com/jgmac1106/status/1605546844813004800",
    "content": {
        "text": "An important reminder of the terror tactics used by #Russia against children.\ntwitter.com/ohrwurm_AT/sta\u2026",
        "html": "An important reminder of the terror tactics used by <a href=\"https://twitter.com/search?q=%23Russia\">#Russia</a> against children.\n<a href=\"https://twitter.com/ohrwurm_AT/status/1605539609772847104\">twitter.com/ohrwurm_AT/sta\u2026</a>"
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        "text": "Are you near or far during eternal Caturday?",
        "html": "<p>Are you near or far during eternal Caturday?</p>"
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    "url": "https://gregorlove.com/2022/12/i-just-watched-a-news/",
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        "text": "I just watched a news report of a 2,000-attendee conference for \u201chealth and wellness advocates\u201d that took place in the San Diego Convention Center. From the clips, I would say at most 10% of people were masked indoors. I searched the event page for \u201ccovid\u201d or \u201cmask\u201d but only found info on a sub-page. It said they were providing masks (good) and hoping that as community leaders, everyone would model the precautions they\u2019re asking of the public by volunteering to wear masks indoors (WTF). To top it all off, their slogan was \u201cBuilding an equitable future.\u201d Infuriating. Not wearing a mask at a crowded indoor event is definitely not contributing to an equitable future.",
        "html": "<p>I just watched a <a href=\"https://www.countynewscenter.com/the-2022-live-well-advance-returns-with-thousands-of-attendees/\">news report</a> of a 2,000-attendee conference for \u201chealth and wellness advocates\u201d that took place in the San Diego Convention Center. From the clips, I would say at most 10% of people were masked indoors. I searched the event page for \u201ccovid\u201d or \u201cmask\u201d but only found info on a sub-page. It said they were providing masks (good) and hoping that as community leaders, everyone would model the precautions they\u2019re asking of the public by <i>volunteering</i> to wear masks indoors (WTF). To top it all off, their slogan was \u201cBuilding an equitable future.\u201d Infuriating. Not wearing a mask at a crowded indoor event is definitely not contributing to an equitable future.</p>"
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    "published": "2022-12-21T00:30:49+00:00",
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        "text": "100% this and why it can't be recreated\n\nIt will always require organic voices and a network of brain dead dogs\n\nThe local biome effects the biolabs. You do not know what will emerge"
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                "text": "The West can't create \ud83d\udca9 because #NAFO is not a product of the West. There's #fellas worldwide. #NAFO was not created, it emerged.",
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