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>> We have audience
participation.

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Look at that!

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That's great.

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Yehey! [applause]
It's working together.

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We have achieved
something here today.

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All right.

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What's new in iBooks Author?

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Great. So today's agenda,
I'm going to give you a demo

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of iBooks for the Mac.

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It's going to be a
little bit more in depth

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than what Craig showed
yesterday during the keynote,

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although it showed amazing well.

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They were very proud of it.

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I'm going to show
you iBooks Author 2.0

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as I promised I would do.

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And through that you're
going to learn how

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to do a few different things.

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You can learn how to
create your own templates,

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how to build interactive
content.

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You're going to discover the
new widgets and learn how

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to apply them effectively.

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I'm going to show you how

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to publish books directly
within iBooks Author.

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It's one of the features
we added in version 2.0,

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and also show you how to
version your book directly

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from within iBooks Author.

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And then hopefully along
the way, we're going to pick

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up some skills that you
wouldn't have come here

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with that will enable
you to create books

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with that will enable
you to create books

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in a very efficient manner.

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First, a recap.

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So we launched the iBooks
Multi-Touch Experience

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in January of 2012
with the intent of kind

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of revolutionizing textbooks.

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And our vision was
that through the iPad,

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we could create a
new generation of--

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new version of education
materials that did a lot more

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than their printed counterparts

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by making it a more
multimedia experience,

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a more explorative experience
that obviously textbooks can be

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in their static guise.

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So this is an example of
what our textbooks look like.

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You can see they're
very visually rich.

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You can't tell here of course,

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but they're very
touch-interactive.

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These callouts, for example, the
interactive image I can interact

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with and explore
different facets

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of that underlying
image very easily.

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So we've achieved
a few of our goals

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that we'd set out to accomplish.

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So far, we've got thousands

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of textbooks published
to the iBooks store.

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We have an excess, I think at
this point, of 22,000 titles

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We have an excess, I think at
this point, of 22,000 titles

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on the bookstore today,
Multi-Touch titles,

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which includes publications
from all

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of the major textbooks
publishers, Pearson,

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McGraw-Hill, Houghton Mifflin,

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and a bunch of independent
publishers, you may be some

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of them, thousands
of those worldwide.

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We've got 100 percent coverage
of the high school core,

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common core curriculum
in the United States.

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We have over 2,500 classrooms

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in the US using these
Multi-Touch textbooks today.

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And now we have books
available in the US, in Canada,

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Australia, and the UK.

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So really proud of our
achievements there.

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And here're some examples
of the kinds of textbooks

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that are being published today.

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Shakespeare like you've
never known it before,

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the Shakespearience.

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Just give round of applause

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for the Shakespeariemce
folks right now.

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By making judicious use of media
and interacted experiences,

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it allows you to kind of explore
and experience Shakespeare

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in a way you never,
ever could before.

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The Houghton Mifflin's biology,

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Richard Feynman's
Six Easy Pieces,

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it's-that's a bald face lie
of a title, but whatever.

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it's-that's a bald face lie
of a title, but whatever.

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Core-- Core Class Life
Science, our course E.

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O.

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Wilson's Life on
Earth, I could go on.

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But in addition to those
educational titles,

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we're seeing books in many
other categories find their way

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to the iBooks store.

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Publishers have found this
platform and are using it

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to showcase titles that are from
different categories altogether.

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So from Random House, we have
Tyler Florence's Fresh book,

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which through interactive
content allows you

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to explore these recipes
in kind of a different way.

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They've even got smart things
like an HTML widget at the end

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of the book that allows you
to calculate the ingredients

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that you're going to need
given the number of servings

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that you need to serve.

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Jessica Alba's lifestyle
book, The Honest Life,

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a book she managed to published

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on her own despite my
repeated attempt to help her.

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The Rolling Stones, 50-year--
50 years of the Rolling Stones,

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it's an amazing multimedia
book, a great back scenes,

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behind the scenes kind of
view point of the band.

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behind the scenes kind of
view point of the band.

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Linda McCartney's photographic,
just published by Taschen,

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very happy to see
that get published.

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DK, one of our most prolific
publishers with amazing animals,

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I think they've got-- well,
over 40 titles now around.

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I might be lying about that.

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Don't quote me, but
just a lot of titles.

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Amongst those other
titles, we have books

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that are somewhat technical in
nature which may be the kinds

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of things that maybe
you're hoping to do

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out there spans the
gamut from, like,

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gaming guides to user guides.

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Here we have a Canon
Mark 5D user guide.

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I see a couple of titles
here that are going

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to need updating just
based on revelations

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from this very conference,
that guy notably.

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But you get the picture.

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If you've got something
to say and the materials

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to say it with, you can
put a book together.

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You can publish to
the iBookstore

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and get the message out.

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And now, you're not just getting
the message out on the iPad,

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And now, you're not just getting
the message out on the iPad,

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you're also getting
it out via the Mac.

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So without further adieu, I'm
going to give you a little demo

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of iBooks for the Mac.

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All right, so this is my
new Mavericks desktop.

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I'm going to click the shiny new
iBooks icon, up pops my Library.

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Here all the books in my Library

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which I can browse a
number of different ways.

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It's going to point out the
buttons on the toolbar here

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so everyone is familiarized
with the UI.

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This is the Store button.

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I dare not press it
today for this demo

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but when you do click
it, we're shipping--

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you'll flip over
to the iBooks store

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and you'll get the
complete iBooks experience

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and if you shop in context,

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the same way you do
within iTunes today.

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Next we have a set of tabs
that allows me to kind of look

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at my books in a different way.

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So I can click on
the collections tab,

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see all my purchased books,
see just my textbooks,

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see my fiction books, and so on.

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I can view by author, I can
view by genre or I can view

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in a list view which
hasn't built out yet.

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Obviously the books
are all searchable.

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Obviously the books
are all searchable.

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I can sort them in
different ways,

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can sort them alphabetically
which will make more sense

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when I turn on the labels.

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You have a number of different
options for viewing your books.

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So let's get into one
of our book experiences.

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The first one I'm going
to show you is Curiosity.

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And this book kind

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of exemplifies why we
built iBooks Author.

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Because the gentleman
who published this book--

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his name is Patrick Lister
is not a book publisher.

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[Background Music] He's
not a book designer.

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His background is
in engineering,

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but he has a fondness and love
for the Mars Exploration Program

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and thought he could
showcase it in a book

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which he's absolutely done.

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And he's created a
beautiful experience.

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So there you saw the intermedia
which you may recognize

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or remember from the iPad.

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When it plays through, I'm
brought to the graphical table

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of contents view, it's
exactly the same as the iPad

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and it's a good place to call
out evidence that you built

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and it's a good place to call
out evidence that you built

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for one platform and you get
the benefit of having it run

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on multiple platforms.

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So it's going to
work on the iPad.

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It's going to work here.

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You don't have to
do anything special.

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Also the methods of
interacting with the content

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on the iPad have transferred.

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So here I'm using my Macbook Pro
and I've got a trackpad with it.

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So if I want to swipe
through my chapters,

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I can just swipe
using my fingers

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on the trackpad and away I go.

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I can also swipe through
the thumbnails down here

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at the bottom, decide where I
want to go and just click there.

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Let's start with page 1.

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So here, I swiped to page 2.

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There's a movie.

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[Background Music] I can
play that movie in place.

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[ Music ]

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I can also expand that movie--

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>> It was this really
amazing moment--

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>> So it fills the
window if I want to make

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that window larger, I can.

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That's great.

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You'll note here that we've
actually overtaken the

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toolbar here.

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So it's an edge to
edge experience--

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So it's an edge to
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to full bleed experience
for media.

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We want it to maximize
the impact

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of that media on the page.

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When I'm done, I just click
Done and I'm back to the page.

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An example of some beautiful
typographic treatment

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that Patrick has
integrated within his book,

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we're going to replicate
that later

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on so I'm drawing your attention
to it, kind of right now.

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Next, we have gallery.

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You can swipe through the
images of the gallery in place.

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I can click on individual
thumbs.

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I can go full-screen.

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I can do all of that stuff

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and you can see the
experiences very complete.

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If I pause for a
second, the UI fades away

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and then you can really feel
that completeness of the image.

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Scanning over on our
pages a little bit.

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Here we've got a 3D
element, interact with Mars,

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spin it around, which
I love to do

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and of course here it's
identifying all the landing

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points for the various
rovers and landers

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that have spotted
Mars over the years.

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that have spotted
Mars over the years.

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Next, I want to show
you an example

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of something that's
found on another page.

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To get back to the graphical
table of contents view

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with the trackpad,
I simply pinch,

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same convention as the iPad.

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And now I can scan ahead
to the next chapter,

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click on the contents
of the next chapter,

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and find a page that
I've bookmarked.

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Here it is.

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So whenever you bookmarked a
page in iBooks for the Mac,

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you see a red bookmark
represented on your thumbnail.

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So I want to show you this guy
'cause this is an HTML widget

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that is really effectively
used and it's a good example

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of when you should choose
to use HTML to have kind

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of a unique experience.

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So here, it's a timeline
of Mars exploration.

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So I can actually scroll
down here with the trackpad,

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click on an event
in the timeline

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or I can use these
little previous,

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next navigators to
get to a place.

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It's really quite beautiful
and impactful and no reason--

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It's really quite beautiful
and impactful and no reason--

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well, they have every reason,

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Patrick had every reason not
use a conventional widget

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but rather do something
in it's own in this case.

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And I hit Escape and I'm out.

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So this page is bookmarked.

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If I rollover the
toolbar area up here.

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You'll see that we have
a few different icons

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that appear within the toolbar.

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I can see this page
is bookmarked.

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If I click the arrow
just to the right of it,

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I see that I've got some
other things earmarked.

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I'm going to choose one--

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actually I'm not going
to choose one right now.

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Let me show you the
pop-over widget first.

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So, here you can't really
tell but this is more

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than just a static image.

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Patrick used the pop-over widget

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to provide some additional
information about the

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where the world's
radio broadcast here.

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So, the sidebar widget and the
pop-over widget are widgets

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that are great for kind
of condensing the amount

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of information that
you get on a page.

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So if you have a side story
that you need to tell,

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you can tell it really
well using these widgets.

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I want to show that
everything is clickable.

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You can click on an image,
it's brought full-screen.

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You can click on an image,
it's brought full-screen.

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You can examine it
in full glory.

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Every image that we save

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out in iBooks Author is
taking iPad Retina Displays

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into accounts which means you
have overhead for users to kind

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of zoom in and explore images,

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and really get the
most from them.

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All right.

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So next I'm going
to switch gears

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and show you another title.

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No, I'm not going
to do that either.

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I'm going to search
for something.

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So Johannes Kepler,
who had a lot to say

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about planetary motion.

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In here, I mentioned a sidebar.

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This is where I want
to show the sidebar.

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So the sidebar here is
a scrolling sidebar,

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looks and feels a lot like the
pop-over widget I just showed,

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except that always occupies a
place on the page, but again,

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a very great way to kind
of collapse information

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within any given page.

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And now I really will switch
to go show you another title.

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So I click this little
Toolbar icon at the left,

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it represents the Library
up comes the Library.

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I'm going to close this guy.

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I'm going to close this guy.

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Now I'm going to show Richard
Feynman's Six Easy Pieces,

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like I told you very much a lie.

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>> [Background Music] Things on
a very small scale behave-- -

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>> All right.

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So [inaudible] for
me the experience,

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apparently Richard Feynman
was as fond of bongos

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as he was theoretical physics.

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Who knew? It's the
same deal once you get

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into the chapter view, of
course, from scrolling ahead,

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there's something I want
to show here in Chapter 2,

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and I know I bookmarked
that page.

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What I'm going to show you
now is two different guises

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of this audio widget, which
is in fact, the media widget.

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So here we see the
standard playback control

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that you may remember
from version 1

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of iBooks Multi-Touch Books.

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So this is great for long form
audio if you have something

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that users may need to
scrub through or want to zap

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to a specific point within.

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The scrubber is a great way to
kind of support that activity.

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But that's not appropriate
for all audio links.

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But that's not appropriate
for all audio links.

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Here, we have another
version of the audio widget.

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It's in the button the mode.

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And when I click it--

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>> So we gradually try to
analyze all this trying

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to put together things which
at first sight look different

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with the hope that we maybe
able to reduce the thing

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and understand it better.

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>> Obviously, you
didn't hear any of that.

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But you saw the radio playback.

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You saw that it was
giving you feedback

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about the length of the content.

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And that content was the right--

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or this button interaction
was the right way

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to represent audio
of that duration.

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But what I really
want to show you

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in this title are our
note taking features to--

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so I'm going to launch our
pop-over table of contents view.

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So this is another kind
of table of contents view.

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You saw the graphical
table contents view.

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This represents all of the
contents of your book as a list

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and it's analogous
to the portrait table

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of contents from the iPad.

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So I can expand in chapter
and click on a location

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So I can expand in chapter
and click on a location

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and I'm brought to that
page within the book.

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And you'll note that
down here, what appeared

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in this little placard is
basically a kind of snapback UI

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or history UI that would
allow me to get back

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to my previous location.

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So if I'm following a hyperlink,
or exploring something

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in kind of a free form way.

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I can get back to previous
location very quickly.

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But here as I mentioned,

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I want to show you our
highlights and notes.

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So I have a highlight
and a corresponding note.

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If I want to view the contents
of that note, I can click on it

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and that note will
appear in place.

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If I want to create a highlight
and a note, I can simply draw

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out a selection range and then

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up will pop this little
highlighting menu, and then via

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that menu I can just
hit Add Note.

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And there I've added my note.

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There's another method
for creating a highlight

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in very quick fashion, too.

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That's using the
command key as modifier.

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It was a shortcut rather.

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And with it, I can just
simply draw out my highlight,

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click on it again, change the
color, and you get the idea.

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Now whenever you
resize the window,

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we're trying do a
couple of smart things.

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So you'll note that, when the
window is fit to the page size

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and it kind of roll
over the margins,

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these little page affordances,

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paging affordances
appear in the page margin.

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If I make the window
just a little bit larger,

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you'll see that they actually
appear on the outside,

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it will allow me to page.

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If I make the window
larger still,

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you can see that the notes are
telegraphing that they're going

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to appear in the margin for me.

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So if ever I need to
review my notes in context,

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this is a great and efficient
way to be able to do that.

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Then I can simply page through

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and view all these
notes in line.

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But wait, there's more.

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If I make the window
larger still,

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you can see that there's a
little page trying to peek

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out in the background.

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When the window gets big enough,

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I get Two Up mode
which is awesome.

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I get Two Up mode
which is awesome.

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And then, of course, if you want
it all, you can have Two Up,

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notes in margins and you're good
to go, making really great use

00:16:10.326 --> 00:16:12.046 A:start
of the Mac's overall resolution

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and the ability to
resize windows.

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We also have a notes view.

00:16:16.036 --> 00:16:18.666 A:start
So up here in the toolbar,
you click on the second icon

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from left and it will come the
notes view or the notes panel.

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And within it, I have--

00:16:23.466 --> 00:16:24.886 A:start
or can see all of the notes

00:16:24.886 --> 00:16:26.666 A:start
across all the chapters
in the book.

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Only those chapters that
have notes are represented

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in this view.

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But if I want to quickly find a
note, I can scan to a location,

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click this button, and,
of course, that page,

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and I click this button, of
course, it's only one page away.

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I will click this button
and boom, I just warped

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to another part of the book.

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All together, if I want to edit
a note in place, I can do this.

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And I'm good to go.

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And then, if I want to get
back to the previous location,

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where we were before, I
click on that and there I am.

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Finally, when it comes
time to review my notes

00:17:07.185 --> 00:17:11.096 A:start
and to study the contents
preparing for a test,

00:17:11.096 --> 00:17:12.346 A:start
we brought over the study cards

00:17:12.346 --> 00:17:13.766 A:start
that you may remember
from the iPad.

00:17:14.246 --> 00:17:16.056 A:start
So here's a set of study
cards that are derived

00:17:16.056 --> 00:17:17.796 A:start
from my highlights and my notes.

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There are no glossary
terms defined

00:17:19.266 --> 00:17:20.076 A:start
for this particular book.

00:17:20.136 --> 00:17:22.526 A:start
But if they were, they
would appear here in line

00:17:22.816 --> 00:17:24.096 A:start
with my own notes
and highlights.

00:17:24.996 --> 00:17:28.566 A:start
But in order to move through
the cards, I can simply swipe

00:17:28.766 --> 00:17:31.426 A:start
with the track pad,
click to flip the card.

00:17:36.756 --> 00:17:39.306 A:start
I've heard it said a number of
times, but I wish I had this

00:17:39.966 --> 00:17:44.496 A:start
if when I was in school
about 20 years ago.

00:17:44.496 --> 00:17:48.096 A:start
You can also filter these down,
so it's just your glossary terms

00:17:48.096 --> 00:17:51.006 A:start
or highlights of any given
color, a very powerful tool

00:17:51.006 --> 00:17:53.816 A:start
for studying and we think this
is going to be a great boon

00:17:53.816 --> 00:17:57.906 A:start
for students who used their
Mac in studying contexts.

00:17:58.466 --> 00:18:05.456 A:start
So that's it for our tour
of iBooks for the Mac

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So that's it for our tour
of iBooks for the Mac

00:18:05.456 --> 00:18:07.156 A:start
and to switch back to my slides.

00:18:11.106 --> 00:18:13.496 A:start
So all of that content was
enabled with this tool,

00:18:13.496 --> 00:18:18.376 A:start
iBooks Author, textbooks, cook
books, photography anthologies,

00:18:18.756 --> 00:18:21.436 A:start
anything that is visual
in nature is fair game

00:18:21.436 --> 00:18:23.406 A:start
for iBooks Author and
anything that could be extended

00:18:23.406 --> 00:18:26.206 A:start
with media is also fair
game for iBooks Author.

00:18:27.926 --> 00:18:28.976 A:start
So what is it?

00:18:29.376 --> 00:18:31.706 A:start
Well, it's a tool for creating
exactly that kind of content,

00:18:32.106 --> 00:18:35.056 A:start
it's a WYSIWYG in dragg-and-drop
editor, we try and stayed--

00:18:35.136 --> 00:18:36.666 A:start
we stayed very true
to those kind

00:18:37.166 --> 00:18:40.166 A:start
of interaction principles
throughout the system

00:18:40.166 --> 00:18:41.656 A:start
and all the workflows
it supports.

00:18:41.736 --> 00:18:44.106 A:start
So with those paradigms in mind,

00:18:44.106 --> 00:18:46.766 A:start
you can write edit
and import text.

00:18:46.856 --> 00:18:49.376 A:start
You can add graphics, you
can customize page layouts,

00:18:49.376 --> 00:18:51.416 A:start
you can make the thing look and
feel exactly as you need it.

00:18:51.416 --> 00:18:55.266 A:start
You can also create these
interactive experiences using

00:18:55.266 --> 00:18:57.806 A:start
basic media like
images, video, and audio,

00:18:58.046 --> 00:19:00.356 A:start
just using basic drag
and drop techniques.

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just using basic drag
and drop techniques.

00:19:00.426 --> 00:19:02.826 A:start
It works for single publishers.

00:19:03.106 --> 00:19:05.966 A:start
It also works for professional
publishing pipelines

00:19:05.966 --> 00:19:07.926 A:start
where you have many
users collaborating

00:19:07.926 --> 00:19:09.786 A:start
around a single book.

00:19:10.146 --> 00:19:11.656 A:start
And probably, the
biggest incentive this,

00:19:11.656 --> 00:19:12.726 A:start
of course, it's free.

00:19:12.726 --> 00:19:15.486 A:start
We're not asking you to
shell out lots of cash.

00:19:15.486 --> 00:19:18.016 A:start
We are however asking you to
publish to the iBooks store.

00:19:18.226 --> 00:19:19.506 A:start
So please do that.

00:19:20.056 --> 00:19:23.056 A:start
Why would you choose to use
this particular platform

00:19:23.056 --> 00:19:25.816 A:start
over other competitive
choices that you may have

00:19:25.816 --> 00:19:26.946 A:start
and that are open to you?

00:19:27.516 --> 00:19:31.146 A:start
Well, you can create these
immersive iPad experiences

00:19:31.146 --> 00:19:33.316 A:start
without code and
these are experiences

00:19:33.316 --> 00:19:34.446 A:start
that are designed for the iPad.

00:19:34.446 --> 00:19:37.826 A:start
So all of that work and
thought and experience

00:19:37.826 --> 00:19:41.306 A:start
in designing the iPad itself is
being translated directly here.

00:19:41.766 --> 00:19:44.476 A:start
So when we design a widget, you
can be assured that you're going

00:19:44.476 --> 00:19:46.206 A:start
to get a very equality
experience at the end

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when the users actually
interact with your content.

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But we provide flexibility
for you to go out on your own

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and create these great
unique experiences

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like the timeline I showed
you from Patrick Lister's book

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when you need to, just
using HTML widget and HTML5.

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when you need to, just
using HTML widget and HTML5.

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As I mentioned, it's designed
to work perfectly on the iPad.

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But now, of course,
the Mac create--

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wants published in
many places or have it

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to be consumed to many places.

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You get true layout and type
setting, so things looked

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like real books but they
feel like something else.

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They feel like something
it's truly interactive.

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And the sum-- total of which
leads to this statement,

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which is bold, but
it is my opinion.

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It's the best platform

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for creating interactive
media rich books,

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that's out there today.

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You can't do it with ePub.

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You can't do it with PDF.

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Of course, not in the way that
you can with iBooks Author

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in the .ibooks format.

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So what's new in
iBooks Author 2.0?

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What kind of stuff
you're going to see today?

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We introduced portrait-fixed
layout books.

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Our first version of the books
where in a landscape flavor,

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there was a portrait
flow mode that was kind

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of an optional mode that was
enabled by turning the iPad

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into a portrait orientation.

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But now, portrait-fixed layout
books, you can layout something

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But now, portrait-fixed layout
books, you can layout something

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that fills a lot
more like a book.

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We have introduced two math
typesettings using LaTeX

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and MathML.

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We are optimizing
media automatically.

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So when you drag in a piece
of media, you don't have

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to precompress it, we're
going to do that for you.

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We're also going to transcode
it to the right format.

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So you don't run in any
glitches when you're uploading

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to the iBooks store and your
content will get refused

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as a result.

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We've got new widgets, I
showed you the pop-over widget,

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I showed you the
scrolling sidebar widget,

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and the new audio widget modes.

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The enhanced publishing workflow
with the support for versioning

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which is very important when
you want to update your book.

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Basically, we're trying
to transform people's--

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I don't want to say it--

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understanding of books and
make them feel more evergreen

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in nature.

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So like apps can be updated on
an ongoing basis and content

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and new value can continue to be
added to your-- for your users.

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You can do that now
with iBooks books.

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And we also now support embedded
font, so you really can get

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that crisp, custom look
that you're looking for.

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that crisp, custom look
that you're looking for.

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All right.

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So now on to part 2.

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Let me show you how to
build this great stuff using

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iBooks Author.

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Now there are few points I
want to leave you with today.

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Probably, the most important
of them is this, when you sit

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down to write your book
or compose your book

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within iBooks Author, you
really should have written your

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book first.

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You can sit down and
start typing away

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and you can craft your book.

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And you'll get there and
you'll be able to do it

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with little difficulty, but it
won't put you on the great place

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to make changes down the line.

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So what we recommend to do
is that you do two things.

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You write your book
first, your write it

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with your interactive content in
mind to know what you want to do

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when you sit down to compose
with in iBooks Author.

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And then finally,
we ask that you--

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or recommend rather that you
build your template first.

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Building your template will
allow you to make those kinds

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of changes late in the editorial
process when you need to.

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of changes late in the editorial
process when you need to.

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It will help support multiuser
or collaboration workflows

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when you're working with
many people, you know,

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just make your life a
lot easier, trust me.

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So our content here that
I'm choosing to replicate is

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that Curiosity book
that we'd shown.

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So in order to replicate
it, I'm going to try

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and find a template here

00:23:22.176 --> 00:23:25.236 A:start
that roughly approximates
Patrick's look and feel,

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nothing is identical to it.

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So up here, we have a collection

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of landscape templates
which I can choose.

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Down here, we have the
portrait fix layout templates

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which we introduced
with version 2.0.

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It's a landscape book
that we're going to create

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and this is the template we're
going to chose to create it.

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So when you launch a template
we're putting you in a place

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where if you want to start
creating your book, you can kind

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of just get under way and
start building things.

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We're not going to do that
right here now that we're going

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to build our template
first as I recommended.

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But first, let's take a look
at the UI of iBooks Author.

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But first, let's take a look
at the UI of iBooks Author.

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So if any of you are users of
Pages, Keynote, or Numbers,

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do we have those users out
there, are they out there,

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and so we'd like to see.

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This is going to
feel familiar, right.

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It's the same framework that
you recognize from those tools.

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Not only as the UI
framework the same,

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the underlying objects
are the same.

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So when you create a table
in Numbers and you paste it

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in here, you're getting that
table, we don't support things

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like computation
within those tables,

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but the table will come over.

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If you create graph,
any graphic elements,

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in any of those applications,
you can copy and paste them here

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and stuff, is just
going to work.

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So going left to right
across our toolbar,

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if you want to add
content to your book,

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you do it by the
Add Pages button.

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And as I'm rolling over
these different objects,

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I'm seeing a bunch of layouts

00:24:47.486 --> 00:24:49.676 A:start
that correspond with
these objects.

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These objects are also
describing the structure

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of an iBooks book.

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At the highest level of the
book, there is the chapter,

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beneath the chapter,
there's the section,

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a section contains pages.

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a section contains pages.

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So here's the chapter,
it's top to your item,

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second to your section,
and then finally,

00:25:06.006 --> 00:25:09.446 A:start
discreet page layouts
which I can apply.

00:25:09.756 --> 00:25:12.386 A:start
Be delving into that
further in just a little bit.

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Next up, the View switch,
used this to turn on

00:25:16.476 --> 00:25:20.696 A:start
or off different user interface
elements within iBooks Author.

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So for example, if I
wanted to change my sidebar

00:25:24.006 --> 00:25:27.036 A:start
to an outline view, instead of
thumbnails, I could do that.

00:25:28.076 --> 00:25:31.876 A:start
I could turn on or off the
Format bar, but I'm going

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to turn that on because
that's actually going

00:25:33.676 --> 00:25:35.596 A:start
to help us edit more quickly.

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The Orientation switch
which allows me to switch

00:25:38.896 --> 00:25:42.226 A:start
between the portrait flow mode
that is used only on the iPad,

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it's not used on iBooks
for Mac in landscape.

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We won't go into that today.

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I'm not going to touch
on anything having to do

00:25:49.536 --> 00:25:51.216 A:start
with portrait flow
mode here today.

00:25:51.216 --> 00:25:52.926 A:start
But if-- should you
want to learn more,

00:25:53.246 --> 00:25:55.796 A:start
I recommend going back to
last year's session where I go

00:25:55.796 --> 00:25:58.806 A:start
into great detail about how to
work with portrait flow mode,

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that's available online
in the developer website.

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that's available online
in the developer website.

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Next up, we have a
graphic create tools,

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I need text, I add a text box.

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If I want to add
a graphic shape,

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I can have a graphic shape,
create a table, add a chart,

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you can add any of the numbers,

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any of the widgets
that we shift with.

00:26:15.456 --> 00:26:18.036 A:start
Here they are all nine of them.

00:26:18.036 --> 00:26:18.866 A:start
I can preview.

00:26:19.046 --> 00:26:20.596 A:start
I'll show you how to
preview a little bit later

00:26:20.596 --> 00:26:22.456 A:start
and I can also publish,
we'll be going

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through the publish
workflow in a little bit.

00:26:24.326 --> 00:26:26.216 A:start
Finally, there's the Inspector.

00:26:26.946 --> 00:26:27.696 A:start
Well not finally.

00:26:27.696 --> 00:26:32.666 A:start
We also have the system edit
panels, font color and media.

00:26:33.016 --> 00:26:33.976 A:start
We won't use those.

00:26:34.496 --> 00:26:35.846 A:start
But the Inspector
is very important.

00:26:35.846 --> 00:26:38.266 A:start
The Inspector is the thing that
used to edit the attributes

00:26:38.266 --> 00:26:40.496 A:start
of any object that you
select within the canvas.

00:26:40.496 --> 00:26:43.256 A:start
So when you're composing
things right here

00:26:44.136 --> 00:26:46.706 A:start
and you're editing things and
you're moving stuff around,

00:26:46.706 --> 00:26:49.506 A:start
this is where you edit the
attributes of the said things.

00:26:49.546 --> 00:26:54.746 A:start
So it's good to get
to know the Inspector.

00:26:55.676 --> 00:26:59.416 A:start
Now to round out our tour,
over here we have the sidebar,

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it's got some special
nodes contained within it,

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it's got some special
nodes contained within it,

00:27:01.996 --> 00:27:04.016 A:start
the top most node is our cover.

00:27:04.086 --> 00:27:05.886 A:start
This is where we can
compose and build our cover

00:27:05.886 --> 00:27:07.776 A:start
that will get shift out when
we go to publish our book.

00:27:07.776 --> 00:27:10.026 A:start
And we have a spot
for Intro Media,

00:27:10.026 --> 00:27:13.666 A:start
so that splashy video intro that
you saw for both of the books.

00:27:13.666 --> 00:27:16.796 A:start
This is where you would add it,
just by dragging in a movie.

00:27:17.146 --> 00:27:19.266 A:start
We have the table of contents
authoring environments,

00:27:19.266 --> 00:27:21.236 A:start
so you can build out your
table of contents here

00:27:21.236 --> 00:27:22.686 A:start
and create a custom
look and feel for it.

00:27:22.686 --> 00:27:25.466 A:start
And then finally, we
have the glossary.

00:27:25.956 --> 00:27:28.196 A:start
All right.

00:27:28.196 --> 00:27:30.336 A:start
So let's get start--
started building.

00:27:30.406 --> 00:27:34.976 A:start
I'm going to open another
document just for reference.

00:27:42.456 --> 00:27:45.726 A:start
So just to remind myself,
what Patrick's book looked

00:27:45.726 --> 00:27:50.906 A:start
like I'm going to call this
up from a time to time.

00:27:51.126 --> 00:27:52.446 A:start
Now I should make
that a lot smaller.

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All right.

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So this is an example
of this very same page.

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So this is an example
of this very same page.

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It's similar and that is
got a very full-bleed image,

00:28:03.996 --> 00:28:06.096 A:start
but the title is
completely different.

00:28:06.096 --> 00:28:08.186 A:start
It's got this background
element here.

00:28:08.186 --> 00:28:09.216 A:start
We don't want any of that.

00:28:09.216 --> 00:28:11.466 A:start
So let's go edit
it away right now.

00:28:12.206 --> 00:28:18.136 A:start
So the first thing I'm going
to do, just because, you now,

00:28:18.136 --> 00:28:20.346 A:start
it's my book, I want to see
what it feels like a little bit.

00:28:20.346 --> 00:28:22.206 A:start
I'm going to drag in my
image from my chapter

00:28:22.206 --> 00:28:23.506 A:start
and that kind of feels good.

00:28:24.186 --> 00:28:26.636 A:start
I'm going to edit the
title, OK, the long--

00:28:33.966 --> 00:28:37.136 A:start
Great. So it sort of feels like
my book, but not close enough.

00:28:37.366 --> 00:28:40.086 A:start
In order to make it really look
like the book, I'm going to have

00:28:40.116 --> 00:28:43.376 A:start
to change the layout that
this page references.

00:28:43.466 --> 00:28:46.346 A:start
So to view my layouts, you
can do one of two ways.

00:28:46.346 --> 00:28:48.736 A:start
You can go to the view menu
where I told you, you can turn

00:28:48.736 --> 00:28:52.206 A:start
on or off different UI
elements and go show layouts.

00:28:52.436 --> 00:28:54.146 A:start
Or you can simply
split this bar down.

00:28:54.396 --> 00:28:56.886 A:start
It's just living behind
your page thumbnails.

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And this little check
mark indicates

00:28:59.556 --> 00:29:02.206 A:start
that this is the layout
that's being utilized

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that this is the layout
that's being utilized

00:29:02.266 --> 00:29:04.346 A:start
for this very page right now.

00:29:04.846 --> 00:29:07.216 A:start
But there are two pages
associated with chapter

00:29:07.216 --> 00:29:09.076 A:start
and section layouts and
I'll explain what they are.

00:29:09.756 --> 00:29:11.696 A:start
The first page is
always the splash page.

00:29:11.696 --> 00:29:12.586 A:start
It's the visual thing

00:29:12.586 --> 00:29:15.536 A:start
that identifies an incoming
chapter or a section.

00:29:15.536 --> 00:29:19.016 A:start
And then, the second page
is a body page which is used

00:29:19.016 --> 00:29:22.126 A:start
to create all of the text
pages within that chapter

00:29:22.126 --> 00:29:23.506 A:start
or section as the case may be.

00:29:23.716 --> 00:29:27.456 A:start
So when you import text and
random pages are created

00:29:27.456 --> 00:29:30.226 A:start
for you automatically, that's
the page that's being reference.

00:29:33.886 --> 00:29:35.876 A:start
Well, here's a layout that
looks a little bit more

00:29:35.876 --> 00:29:37.106 A:start
like the one we want.

00:29:37.156 --> 00:29:39.096 A:start
I'm going to actually
apply it right now.

00:29:39.426 --> 00:29:40.336 A:start
Looks a little bit better.

00:29:40.336 --> 00:29:43.026 A:start
It's still not the
thing that we need.

00:29:43.446 --> 00:29:45.846 A:start
So I'm going to edit
the contents

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of the layout right now.

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So in the Inspector,
I'm going to switch

00:29:51.326 --> 00:29:52.146 A:start
over to the Layout tab.

00:29:52.146 --> 00:29:53.406 A:start
And within the Layout tab,

00:29:53.406 --> 00:29:56.106 A:start
I find the attributes
for layout objects.

00:29:56.106 --> 00:29:58.806 A:start
Layout objects are anything
that lives inside your layout.

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When I select this background
image it tells me a few

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When I select this background
image it tells me a few

00:30:02.096 --> 00:30:03.696 A:start
different things about
what it set up to do.

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So this first check
box enables the--

00:30:07.146 --> 00:30:09.286 A:start
well, me as the book creator

00:30:09.856 --> 00:30:13.486 A:start
to basically edit this
content on the page.

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If didn't check this box
and I apply these changes,

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I would be unable to edit
or modify or even select

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that thing anymore on the page.

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So I'm just going
to undo that change.

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It has a special tag.

00:30:32.046 --> 00:30:35.666 A:start
This main image tag is what
we used to identify images

00:30:35.666 --> 00:30:38.306 A:start
that will also be used in
the table of contents view.

00:30:39.146 --> 00:30:41.516 A:start
So follow me just for a second.

00:30:41.516 --> 00:30:43.196 A:start
If I switch over to the
table of contents view,

00:30:43.196 --> 00:30:45.066 A:start
you can see that two
things have happened.

00:30:45.536 --> 00:30:47.146 A:start
The background image
that we have supplied

00:30:47.146 --> 00:30:51.746 A:start
for the chapter was used here
and the title that we entered

00:30:51.866 --> 00:30:54.436 A:start
onto the chapter head
page is also being used

00:30:54.436 --> 00:30:55.606 A:start
in the table of contents view.

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So you might be asking yourself,
how do iBooks Author know

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So you might be asking yourself,
how do iBooks Author know

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to make that the
title for the chapter?

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It knew to make that the
title for the chapter

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because it was using something
called a section title smart

00:31:09.986 --> 00:31:12.466 A:start
field which this thing is.

00:31:12.886 --> 00:31:15.956 A:start
It has a telltale visual
cue which is kind of hard

00:31:15.956 --> 00:31:18.756 A:start
to see here in this display
or in this composition.

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But basically, it's
a blue outline

00:31:20.716 --> 00:31:21.886 A:start
that surrounds that word.

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And what this field is used to
do is basically name the thing

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that it's currently applied to.

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So what we're telling
the smart field to do is

00:31:31.006 --> 00:31:32.976 A:start
to name every chapter
it's applied to,

00:31:33.026 --> 00:31:35.616 A:start
it either reflects the name
if you put it in somewhere

00:31:35.976 --> 00:31:39.246 A:start
or it allows you to edit
the name directly in place.

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So when I went and
edited the name here,

00:31:42.436 --> 00:31:43.596 A:start
that's how it got all the way

00:31:43.596 --> 00:31:45.306 A:start
over to the table
of contents view.

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And if something goes
wacky in your setup,

00:31:48.556 --> 00:31:50.596 A:start
and you should accidentally
delete this thing

00:31:50.916 --> 00:31:52.836 A:start
and delete the other
thing, don't freak out.

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You can very easily
create another one by going

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to the insert panel and
selecting section title

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to the insert panel and
selecting section title

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and you're often
running yet again.

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What we need to do here,

00:32:07.386 --> 00:32:09.436 A:start
I'm going to preserve those
elements is restyle these

00:32:09.436 --> 00:32:12.376 A:start
things, so it looks a little
bit more like Patrick's design.

00:32:12.496 --> 00:32:14.106 A:start
He used the Avenir font,

00:32:14.106 --> 00:32:16.416 A:start
it's going to very quickly
select the Avenir font.

00:32:16.976 --> 00:32:22.316 A:start
And he used basically one
lockup for the chapter

00:32:22.316 --> 00:32:24.176 A:start
and the chapter numbers.

00:32:24.176 --> 00:32:26.096 A:start
I'm going to delete
the second thing here.

00:32:27.296 --> 00:32:30.096 A:start
And then, I'm going to
insert another smart field

00:32:30.096 --> 00:32:32.096 A:start
which we called the section--
numbering smart field.

00:32:32.206 --> 00:32:34.936 A:start
The section numbering smart
field is a dynamic thing,

00:32:35.276 --> 00:32:39.276 A:start
but you don't edit things in
it, it just reflects the title

00:32:39.336 --> 00:32:41.226 A:start
or the name of the thing
and the number of the thing

00:32:41.226 --> 00:32:42.396 A:start
that it is applied to.

00:32:43.726 --> 00:32:45.566 A:start
So if I insert section
number here,

00:32:45.566 --> 00:32:48.416 A:start
it comes up by default telling
me, "Hey, I'm Chapter 1."

00:32:48.956 --> 00:32:50.616 A:start
But I just want it
to be a number.

00:32:50.696 --> 00:32:52.106 A:start
So I say, hey, give
me the number only.

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And then I believe Patrick
had this as an orange element,

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I know full well, he
did, blind you guys.

00:33:04.186 --> 00:33:06.656 A:start
I've applied the changes
and that we have something

00:33:06.656 --> 00:33:09.616 A:start
that looks a lot more like
what Patrick had in his book.

00:33:10.256 --> 00:33:13.796 A:start
So we've just finished
editing our chapter head page.

00:33:14.976 --> 00:33:19.446 A:start
Now the body page has a
couple of different things.

00:33:19.446 --> 00:33:20.646 A:start
You can't really
see it right now.

00:33:20.646 --> 00:33:23.946 A:start
Down here, we've got
a page number element

00:33:24.096 --> 00:33:25.876 A:start
and up here we've got
the body text container

00:33:25.906 --> 00:33:26.656 A:start
which you can't see.

00:33:26.656 --> 00:33:30.776 A:start
Now Patrick's pages
featured a black background,

00:33:30.776 --> 00:33:34.736 A:start
I'm going to create one here by
simply adding a graphic form.

00:33:40.186 --> 00:33:41.226 A:start
You can't see what
I'm doing here.

00:33:41.226 --> 00:33:47.066 A:start
I'm using a hotkey to push
this object into the back.

00:33:48.256 --> 00:33:52.086 A:start
Now I'm going to just
make the body text white.

00:33:53.446 --> 00:33:54.946 A:start
So we can see it.

00:33:56.946 --> 00:34:00.446 A:start
And now we have edited
the wrong thing.

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And now we have edited
the wrong thing.

00:34:00.926 --> 00:34:01.336 A:start
That's OK.

00:34:06.436 --> 00:34:07.746 A:start
Did anyone see me
making that mistake,

00:34:08.065 --> 00:34:09.656 A:start
hands up if you saw me
making that mistake.

00:34:10.216 --> 00:34:11.726 A:start
That's good eyes,
good, thank you.

00:34:12.396 --> 00:34:14.246 A:start
Call it out next time though
'cause I get really farther.

00:34:16.746 --> 00:34:22.326 A:start
Let's copy and paste that
stuff, add text container

00:34:22.326 --> 00:34:23.466 A:start
because that guy
won't come over.

00:34:31.636 --> 00:34:32.326 A:start
All right.

00:34:32.326 --> 00:34:33.286 A:start
Now we're back on track.

00:34:41.656 --> 00:34:44.386 A:start
OK. So we now fully edited--

00:34:44.596 --> 00:34:46.186 A:start
sorry, don't get
confused by that again.

00:34:46.186 --> 00:34:48.076 A:start
I was going to delete him so I
can't make the mistake again.

00:34:48.556 --> 00:34:51.196 A:start
We've now fully edited
that body page.

00:34:51.196 --> 00:34:53.766 A:start
So if the chapter needs to
create pages, it can do so.

00:34:53.766 --> 00:34:56.376 A:start
And they're going to look
exactly like we need them.

00:34:56.846 --> 00:34:58.636 A:start
Next up, we're going to
create the section page.

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And one of the benefits of
working with the templates

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And one of the benefits of
working with the templates

00:35:02.666 --> 00:35:05.546 A:start
that we've provided
as the iBooks group is

00:35:05.546 --> 00:35:08.376 A:start
that we have done all of the
thinking around, you know,

00:35:08.376 --> 00:35:10.386 A:start
what's the best point
size for the iPad,

00:35:10.386 --> 00:35:11.956 A:start
what are the best page
layouts for the iPad

00:35:12.006 --> 00:35:14.566 A:start
that give the right
proportions of white space

00:35:14.566 --> 00:35:15.946 A:start
to the actual text content.

00:35:16.076 --> 00:35:18.306 A:start
So it's in your best
interest that kind of work

00:35:18.306 --> 00:35:20.246 A:start
with the layouts that we
provide and customize them

00:35:20.286 --> 00:35:22.996 A:start
in exactly the way that
I'm showing right now.

00:35:23.586 --> 00:35:26.936 A:start
We do this because we don't want
you putting unnecessary effort

00:35:26.936 --> 00:35:29.296 A:start
if you are a real book
designer and you want

00:35:29.296 --> 00:35:31.006 A:start
to completely custom, you
can go ahead and do that.

00:35:31.336 --> 00:35:32.866 A:start
But for the rest of us,

00:35:32.866 --> 00:35:34.676 A:start
it's nice to have
these starting places.

00:35:35.126 --> 00:35:37.956 A:start
And that's the setup for
me saying, "Hey, don't go

00:35:37.956 --> 00:35:39.946 A:start
and rebuild a section
from scratch the way

00:35:39.946 --> 00:35:41.376 A:start
that we just did the chapter."

00:35:41.866 --> 00:35:44.216 A:start
If you want to create
a new section,

00:35:44.216 --> 00:35:46.586 A:start
you can just duplicate the
thing we've already created

00:35:46.586 --> 00:35:50.596 A:start
which has most of the stuff
that we need and drag it

00:35:50.596 --> 00:35:52.296 A:start
over to the section layouts area

00:35:52.586 --> 00:35:54.186 A:start
and now we have a
new section layout.

00:35:54.756 --> 00:35:57.436 A:start
We don't need this thing.

00:35:58.996 --> 00:36:00.336 A:start
We will need this thing.

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We will need this thing.

00:36:00.886 --> 00:36:04.186 A:start
And we're going to need another
one of these black things.

00:36:09.916 --> 00:36:10.556 A:start
And there you go.

00:36:10.556 --> 00:36:12.616 A:start
Now the only problem with this
is, it's currently setup is

00:36:12.616 --> 00:36:16.926 A:start
that that chapter-- that section
numbering field that we set up,

00:36:17.386 --> 00:36:19.296 A:start
is currently pointing at
the chapter we want it

00:36:19.296 --> 00:36:20.786 A:start
to actually point at a section.

00:36:20.916 --> 00:36:24.116 A:start
So we can double-click to
edit it, specify section

00:36:24.336 --> 00:36:25.976 A:start
and we're pretty much
good to go at this point.

00:36:33.136 --> 00:36:36.716 A:start
Now, I'm going to remind us
again what Patrick has done

00:36:36.716 --> 00:36:37.856 A:start
in other areas of the book.

00:36:38.066 --> 00:36:40.946 A:start
I think, I can actually
tour that guy down.

00:36:41.626 --> 00:36:45.526 A:start
He has these large
quotation-- sorry--

00:36:45.526 --> 00:36:48.296 A:start
he has these quotations that are
rendered in large or in text,

00:36:48.296 --> 00:36:49.726 A:start
orange text, do you
remember that when I showed

00:36:49.726 --> 00:36:51.856 A:start
that in the original
run through.

00:36:51.856 --> 00:36:54.896 A:start
I'm going to go very
quickly create that text box

00:36:55.466 --> 00:36:57.986 A:start
to contain that quote.

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00:37:06.576 --> 00:37:09.416 A:start
But I chose a ginormous
point size.

00:37:09.416 --> 00:37:10.326 A:start
That's pretty ginormous.

00:37:10.326 --> 00:37:12.116 A:start
Maybe not that ginormous,
a little smaller.

00:37:13.996 --> 00:37:14.946 A:start
There you go.

00:37:15.066 --> 00:37:16.466 A:start
To make sure that
we can edit it later

00:37:16.466 --> 00:37:17.946 A:start
when we're actually
composing the pages,

00:37:17.946 --> 00:37:19.096 A:start
I mark it as editable.

00:37:19.586 --> 00:37:21.146 A:start
And I'm going to
give a custom tag.

00:37:21.676 --> 00:37:24.266 A:start
Now the benefit of using tag
is that when it comes time

00:37:24.266 --> 00:37:26.316 A:start
to switch out layouts, if
you got multiple layouts

00:37:26.316 --> 00:37:27.986 A:start
that can all be applied
in similar content.

00:37:28.426 --> 00:37:31.256 A:start
If you tag things the same
way throughout the layouts,

00:37:31.566 --> 00:37:33.726 A:start
they'll actually inherit the
contents between the layouts

00:37:33.726 --> 00:37:35.546 A:start
which is kind of nice.

00:37:36.066 --> 00:37:40.096 A:start
And then finally, there's the
attribution which I'm not going

00:37:40.096 --> 00:37:44.766 A:start
to bother adding right now
'cause I want get underway

00:37:44.766 --> 00:37:45.646 A:start
building our book.

00:37:46.006 --> 00:37:47.106 A:start
But we're basically done.

00:37:47.246 --> 00:37:50.056 A:start
We've created two layouts now
that through which we're going

00:37:50.056 --> 00:37:54.676 A:start
to be able to compose
the rest of our chapter.

00:37:55.436 --> 00:37:58.496 A:start
So now I can go to
our add pages menu,

00:37:59.296 --> 00:38:02.396 A:start
add our new section layout.

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00:37:59.296 --> 00:38:02.396 A:start
add our new section layout.

00:38:02.396 --> 00:38:04.066 A:start
Actually, I'm not
going to do that.

00:38:04.796 --> 00:38:07.026 A:start
Do something even better.

00:38:07.646 --> 00:38:12.116 A:start
I'm going to bring in the Pages
document that contains all

00:38:12.116 --> 00:38:14.636 A:start
of my text for this chapter and
just drag it into the sidebar.

00:38:15.916 --> 00:38:19.016 A:start
When I do, iBooks Author
prompts me to choose a layout

00:38:19.016 --> 00:38:22.266 A:start
and in this way it tells iBooks
Author what level this content

00:38:22.266 --> 00:38:22.896 A:start
is going to live at.

00:38:23.346 --> 00:38:24.476 A:start
We want this to be a section.

00:38:24.476 --> 00:38:25.906 A:start
It's a little bit different
from Patrick's book.

00:38:25.906 --> 00:38:28.486 A:start
He only had chapters, but
I want to show a little bit

00:38:28.486 --> 00:38:29.976 A:start
of the book structure
and hierarchy here.

00:38:30.646 --> 00:38:33.406 A:start
Note also this check box.

00:38:33.406 --> 00:38:36.346 A:start
If you have crafted--
and many people do this,

00:38:36.346 --> 00:38:38.936 A:start
painstakingly so, if you
crafted paragraphs styles

00:38:39.196 --> 00:38:40.976 A:start
in your document that you
want to preserve, you're going

00:38:40.976 --> 00:38:42.206 A:start
to want to check this box.

00:38:42.386 --> 00:38:43.416 A:start
And when you do that, all

00:38:43.416 --> 00:38:45.916 A:start
of the incoming paragraph
styles will merge

00:38:46.396 --> 00:38:48.086 A:start
with the paragraph
styles from the template

00:38:48.086 --> 00:38:50.606 A:start
and you'll have them, but we're
also smart enough to recognize

00:38:51.926 --> 00:38:53.356 A:start
when they've been
named the same.

00:38:53.486 --> 00:38:55.646 A:start
So you won't have
duplicate paragraph styles.

00:38:55.646 --> 00:38:58.606 A:start
We'll just keep the
ones that are incoming.

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00:39:01.676 --> 00:39:04.376 A:start
So there you have it.

00:39:04.506 --> 00:39:06.126 A:start
We've created a run of pages all

00:39:06.126 --> 00:39:07.906 A:start
from the layouts
that we just created.

00:39:07.906 --> 00:39:09.946 A:start
I'm not sure how long it took
us to create those layouts,

00:39:09.946 --> 00:39:13.996 A:start
but something in the
order of 10 to 15 minutes.

00:39:13.996 --> 00:39:16.986 A:start
And you would also want to
create some custom page layouts

00:39:16.986 --> 00:39:18.316 A:start
which you could apply
to your book throughout.

00:39:18.316 --> 00:39:21.076 A:start
That's going to take
some additional time.

00:39:21.216 --> 00:39:24.406 A:start
But suffice to say, you can do
this kind of thing very quickly.

00:39:28.026 --> 00:39:32.756 A:start
So I'd embedded the quotations
that we need here over there.

00:39:33.126 --> 00:39:38.286 A:start
Copy that text and just
paste it, I should have done

00:39:38.286 --> 00:39:39.766 A:start
that attribution
as another element.

00:39:41.146 --> 00:39:41.746 A:start
Forget that.

00:39:41.746 --> 00:39:43.876 A:start
We're going to name
this section.

00:39:51.616 --> 00:39:53.306 A:start
So great, it's named
on the page.

00:39:53.366 --> 00:39:57.206 A:start
But as I mentioned, because
we're using those naming smart

00:39:57.206 --> 00:40:00.506 A:start
field, I'm actually identifying
the components of my book.

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00:39:57.206 --> 00:40:00.506 A:start
field, I'm actually identifying
the components of my book.

00:40:00.506 --> 00:40:03.026 A:start
So now if we switch back to
our table of contents view,

00:40:03.556 --> 00:40:06.036 A:start
we can see that we have
three sections created

00:40:06.036 --> 00:40:09.876 A:start
within our chapter, the first
of which I've actually named.

00:40:11.366 --> 00:40:13.646 A:start
Did I actually do that?

00:40:13.646 --> 00:40:14.406 A:start
No, I didn't.

00:40:14.906 --> 00:40:20.806 A:start
I fell into a trap of my--
literally my own design,

00:40:21.076 --> 00:40:22.216 A:start
literally my own designs.

00:40:22.806 --> 00:40:25.436 A:start
It's-- I'm not proud
of this fact.

00:40:25.646 --> 00:40:29.586 A:start
OK. So if you should see that
that blue line has gone away,

00:40:29.586 --> 00:40:30.956 A:start
it's evidence that you've wiped

00:40:30.956 --> 00:40:33.266 A:start
out that section
naming smart field

00:40:33.566 --> 00:40:34.666 A:start
and you need to recreate it.

00:40:34.666 --> 00:40:41.016 A:start
So I've just undone
that mistake.

00:40:41.016 --> 00:40:43.316 A:start
And now we see that the thing
is kind of correctly named

00:40:43.896 --> 00:40:46.076 A:start
and I also undo that resize
there, but there you go.

00:40:46.436 --> 00:40:50.936 A:start
Now while we're looking at
the table of contents view,

00:40:50.936 --> 00:40:53.586 A:start
this is the area where you can
obviously customize the table

00:40:53.586 --> 00:40:55.226 A:start
of contents experience.

00:40:55.326 --> 00:40:58.066 A:start
The only caveat being that
what you do for one chapter,

00:40:58.066 --> 00:40:59.226 A:start
you do for all chapters.

00:40:59.226 --> 00:41:01.596 A:start
So if I'm going to
delete this background

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So if I'm going to
delete this background

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and then restyle my text and
do whatever I needed to do,

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it has to work for all of
the chapters of my book

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because it's going to
be shared amongst them

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when the user is swiping
through in the graphical table

00:41:12.726 --> 00:41:13.416 A:start
of contents.

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The next thing that
you're going to want to do

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to define the structure of
your book is through something

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that we call semantic
paragraph styles.

00:41:25.066 --> 00:41:29.116 A:start
So books have subjects
or headings contained

00:41:29.116 --> 00:41:30.436 A:start
within things like chapters.

00:41:30.826 --> 00:41:33.986 A:start
And you want to identify these
things to iBooks Author so that

00:41:33.986 --> 00:41:36.376 A:start
when the user searches
for them in the book.

00:41:36.596 --> 00:41:38.116 A:start
We can bring them
to the right place,

00:41:38.156 --> 00:41:40.186 A:start
the places that matter--
that matter most.

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There are three components
to any templates.

00:41:44.636 --> 00:41:47.316 A:start
There're the layouts that
are contained with in it.

00:41:47.796 --> 00:41:50.626 A:start
There are the object styles
that are preserved within it.

00:41:50.626 --> 00:41:52.986 A:start
And then there are the
paragraph styles that it owns.

00:41:53.026 --> 00:41:55.736 A:start
If you want to view the
paragraph styles for template,

00:41:55.786 --> 00:41:57.816 A:start
you can do one of two ways.

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You can click to view the
paragraph styles drawer

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You can click to view the
paragraph styles drawer

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and here you can
see them all here.

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Also your character styles and
list styles are preserved there.

00:42:07.176 --> 00:42:09.946 A:start
So I'm going to apply the
heading one, paragraph style

00:42:10.736 --> 00:42:12.606 A:start
to this text and
it's been adopted.

00:42:12.706 --> 00:42:14.326 A:start
The font is incorrect,
so I'm going

00:42:14.326 --> 00:42:18.276 A:start
to change it, Avenirs
I did before.

00:42:23.876 --> 00:42:25.536 A:start
Make that a little bit smaller.

00:42:26.256 --> 00:42:28.756 A:start
And now what we'll see--

00:42:28.756 --> 00:42:30.986 A:start
see this little red arrow in
the paragraph styles drawer,

00:42:30.986 --> 00:42:33.246 A:start
this indicates that
the paragraph style

00:42:33.376 --> 00:42:34.806 A:start
that that text think it--

00:42:34.936 --> 00:42:37.236 A:start
thinks it is, is different

00:42:37.236 --> 00:42:38.876 A:start
than what the text
actually is right now.

00:42:38.876 --> 00:42:40.666 A:start
We've overwritten
that paragraph style.

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If we want everything to
have this new paragraph style

00:42:43.166 --> 00:42:48.776 A:start
that we just defined, we can
select this via that menu,

00:42:49.426 --> 00:42:51.136 A:start
redefine style from selection.

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Now every time we come across
a heading that we want to apply

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that style to we've got the
new style and that's great.

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that style to we've got the
new style and that's great.

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All right.

00:43:05.336 --> 00:43:07.356 A:start
So how about the
interactive stuff,

00:43:07.356 --> 00:43:08.896 A:start
we've got some content
over here.

00:43:08.896 --> 00:43:11.246 A:start
I'm going to close my
paragraph style drawer first,

00:43:12.076 --> 00:43:13.206 A:start
bring in some new content.

00:43:13.936 --> 00:43:16.406 A:start
The first and most basic

00:43:16.436 --> 00:43:20.016 A:start
of the interactive elements is
the simple and humble image.

00:43:20.316 --> 00:43:22.816 A:start
And insert a page
break here quickly,

00:43:22.816 --> 00:43:26.196 A:start
so we're just looking
at that image.

00:43:26.606 --> 00:43:29.316 A:start
This image, we know
it's special,

00:43:29.316 --> 00:43:30.856 A:start
iBooks Author doesn't
know it's special.

00:43:30.916 --> 00:43:32.236 A:start
The way that you
make this special

00:43:32.236 --> 00:43:35.266 A:start
so that people can actually
interact with it is you go

00:43:35.266 --> 00:43:36.986 A:start
over here to the Widget
tab in the Inspector.

00:43:37.996 --> 00:43:40.416 A:start
And within this Widget tab,
you'll find the attributes

00:43:40.416 --> 00:43:41.536 A:start
of interactive things.

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So there are two ways to make
this thing actually interactive,

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you can add a title
to it or a caption

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and that's evidence enough
that you think this is special.

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So when a user taps on it, it's
going to go full-screen for them

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or go to the expanded state.

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You can also just check this box

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You can also just check this box

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which is make zoomable
in iBooks.

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So if you didn't have a title or
caption, you can check this box.

00:44:07.956 --> 00:44:10.786 A:start
And then, when a user clicks
or taps on that thing,

00:44:11.206 --> 00:44:14.126 A:start
they'll be able to see it in
kind of an expanded state.

00:44:17.896 --> 00:44:20.416 A:start
But I'm going to leave the
title and caption there.

00:44:20.416 --> 00:44:25.146 A:start
Next up, I'm going
to show you another

00:44:25.146 --> 00:44:27.236 A:start
of the version 2.0 features

00:44:27.236 --> 00:44:30.976 A:start
which is our support
for LaTeX and MathML.

00:44:33.086 --> 00:44:36.246 A:start
So in order to do that, I'm
going to place my cursor here,

00:44:37.356 --> 00:44:40.806 A:start
you access the equation
input user experience

00:44:41.156 --> 00:44:43.366 A:start
through the Insert panel,
I'm going to insert equation

00:44:43.856 --> 00:44:46.776 A:start
and up will pop our
Equation Editor.

00:44:47.296 --> 00:44:49.546 A:start
And I hope to God, I can
remember this equation.

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So for circular pads,

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the equation is something
like 2 [inaudible] 3.

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the equation is something
like 2 [inaudible] 3.

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There you go.

00:45:04.526 --> 00:45:06.086 A:start
You can see this preview area

00:45:06.086 --> 00:45:08.676 A:start
that I've successfully
entered an equation.

00:45:09.126 --> 00:45:11.706 A:start
My mother would be
very proud of me.

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If you edit it in such a way

00:45:13.236 --> 00:45:14.956 A:start
that the equation
becomes invalid--

00:45:15.226 --> 00:45:16.486 A:start
we just redo what I've done--

00:45:17.026 --> 00:45:21.346 A:start
like put the hat without
completing that statement.

00:45:22.026 --> 00:45:24.006 A:start
You can see it, it shows
as an invalid equation.

00:45:24.006 --> 00:45:25.616 A:start
But once it's done,
I can insert it.

00:45:26.446 --> 00:45:28.426 A:start
This is proper text.

00:45:28.606 --> 00:45:29.366 A:start
I can edit it.

00:45:30.216 --> 00:45:32.376 A:start
I can give it a new size.

00:45:34.746 --> 00:45:36.256 A:start
I can send or justify it.

00:45:37.616 --> 00:45:40.296 A:start
So real math type setting
now within iBooks Author,

00:45:40.296 --> 00:45:41.486 A:start
also works for MathML.

00:45:41.926 --> 00:45:43.476 A:start
Trust me. I'm not going to
show you that right now.

00:45:45.456 --> 00:45:47.746 A:start
Next up, I want to show you
the scrolling sidebar widget.

00:45:47.746 --> 00:45:49.356 A:start
I mentioned that's a
great way to do something

00:45:49.356 --> 00:45:52.126 A:start
like tell a historical
aside like I'm going

00:45:52.126 --> 00:45:53.456 A:start
to do for Johannes Kepler.

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So this is very simple, just
drag in some text, boom;

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So this is very simple, just
drag in some text, boom;

00:46:01.046 --> 00:46:05.396 A:start
drag in an image, double boom.

00:46:06.256 --> 00:46:08.576 A:start
He's not a very happy looking
man, but he was brilliant.

00:46:08.916 --> 00:46:12.006 A:start
You can also style this.

00:46:12.006 --> 00:46:14.006 A:start
It's a graphic object like
any other graphic object

00:46:14.006 --> 00:46:14.956 A:start
within iBooks Author.

00:46:14.956 --> 00:46:17.816 A:start
So if I want to give this
a black background fill

00:46:18.216 --> 00:46:25.946 A:start
and make my text white like the
rest of my content, I can do so.

00:46:26.316 --> 00:46:27.576 A:start
So there you have it.

00:46:27.576 --> 00:46:29.416 A:start
There's the scrolling
sidebar widget.

00:46:29.996 --> 00:46:32.826 A:start
Now finally, I'm going to add
one more page which I think,

00:46:33.406 --> 00:46:40.366 A:start
just going to add a blank page
here and add a final widget.

00:46:40.366 --> 00:46:42.656 A:start
It's going to be the timeline
widget that we saw before.

00:46:46.516 --> 00:46:52.676 A:start
Now the timeline widget is a
full-screen-only experience

00:46:52.676 --> 00:46:56.866 A:start
which means that you have to
tap on the element that's shown

00:46:56.866 --> 00:46:59.976 A:start
on the page before you can
interact with the HTML.

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You can, however,
preview HTML most

00:47:03.046 --> 00:47:04.426 A:start
of the time within
iBooks Author.

00:47:04.426 --> 00:47:05.456 A:start
I can't do with this widget.

00:47:05.486 --> 00:47:08.666 A:start
But if you hit Edit HTML,
you're brought to an environment

00:47:08.666 --> 00:47:10.546 A:start
where you can actually
preview the HTML.

00:47:10.546 --> 00:47:12.436 A:start
It's not going to work, as I
mentioned, for this widget.

00:47:13.776 --> 00:47:15.156 A:start
You click Done when you're done.

00:47:15.436 --> 00:47:18.206 A:start
But there's our HTML
widget in place.

00:47:21.166 --> 00:47:24.246 A:start
Now that's our first section
of three sections built out.

00:47:24.246 --> 00:47:26.146 A:start
I can go-- click back to
the table of contents.

00:47:26.146 --> 00:47:28.106 A:start
Say yes, everything is
going according to plan.

00:47:29.436 --> 00:47:35.036 A:start
I'm going to paste in our quote.

00:47:35.816 --> 00:47:39.436 A:start
I expect you're following
along now.

00:47:39.476 --> 00:47:41.636 A:start
So I'm going to move
a lot more quickly.

00:47:42.516 --> 00:47:46.816 A:start
Choose that heading style that
we applied or that we created.

00:47:47.426 --> 00:47:51.506 A:start
Oh, did I actually
ever prove to you

00:47:51.506 --> 00:47:53.596 A:start
that we were doing something
special with that heading style?

00:47:54.096 --> 00:47:54.236 A:start
>> Yes.

00:47:54.676 --> 00:47:56.726 A:start
>> Did I? OK.

00:47:57.226 --> 00:48:00.786 A:start
Did I switch over to
the sidebar to do that?

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Did I switch over to
the sidebar to do that?

00:48:00.786 --> 00:48:01.536 A:start
[Inaudible Response]

00:48:01.536 --> 00:48:02.166 A:start
>> Thank you.

00:48:02.406 --> 00:48:04.236 A:start
So let's switch to
the outline view.

00:48:04.466 --> 00:48:06.486 A:start
You can see here,
that's the evidence

00:48:06.486 --> 00:48:09.006 A:start
that those semantic paragraph
styles are doing their job.

00:48:09.006 --> 00:48:12.026 A:start
So when I go to that
table of contents view,

00:48:12.026 --> 00:48:15.196 A:start
the pop-over table of contents
view in iBooks, I'm going to see

00:48:15.196 --> 00:48:16.996 A:start
that stuff listed there
and that's the way

00:48:16.996 --> 00:48:19.046 A:start
that it gets there using that
semantic paragraph style.

00:48:20.466 --> 00:48:22.366 A:start
Thank you, phantom
voice from the audience.

00:48:22.876 --> 00:48:25.016 A:start
>> You're welcome.

00:48:25.016 --> 00:48:25.676 A:start
[Laughter]

00:48:25.676 --> 00:48:27.806 A:start
>> All right.

00:48:27.806 --> 00:48:29.836 A:start
So let's add some more
interactive stuff.

00:48:29.836 --> 00:48:30.526 A:start
We're pressed for times.

00:48:30.526 --> 00:48:32.106 A:start
So I'm going to do this quickly.

00:48:32.706 --> 00:48:34.886 A:start
Next up, we'll set a movie,
it's very easy to do, right?

00:48:35.116 --> 00:48:36.596 A:start
If you got a movie,
slam it in there.

00:48:38.746 --> 00:48:40.676 A:start
The attributes for
the movie are limited.

00:48:40.676 --> 00:48:43.456 A:start
I can click over to
the Widget tab and see

00:48:43.456 --> 00:48:44.896 A:start
that I have the option
to show these things.

00:48:44.896 --> 00:48:48.556 A:start
The thumbnail-only which means
it would be just stay proxy

00:48:48.556 --> 00:48:49.986 A:start
on the page, and
I'll click that proxy

00:48:49.986 --> 00:48:51.646 A:start
and the movie will only
play in full-screen.

00:48:51.846 --> 00:48:53.346 A:start
But we want it to play in place.

00:48:53.906 --> 00:48:56.466 A:start
I can also choose the
poster frame that I want.

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That's exciting enough for me.

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That's exciting enough for me.

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I can choose looping
options for it.

00:49:03.346 --> 00:49:04.306 A:start
I don't want the movie to loop.

00:49:04.306 --> 00:49:07.036 A:start
It's a rather lengthy
movie, why would it loop.

00:49:07.576 --> 00:49:10.106 A:start
But there I'm done with it.

00:49:11.366 --> 00:49:14.646 A:start
Next up, I'm just going to
insert another page break

00:49:14.646 --> 00:49:16.506 A:start
to this content appears
over there.

00:49:16.506 --> 00:49:19.616 A:start
And I'll show you how to
configure an audio widget.

00:49:23.516 --> 00:49:28.546 A:start
So here we have a little
audio snippet from, I believe,

00:49:28.876 --> 00:49:32.486 A:start
the mission control commander
for the Viking missions.

00:49:33.786 --> 00:49:37.326 A:start
He's very excited about
observing the first image

00:49:37.366 --> 00:49:39.856 A:start
from Mars ever which this is.

00:49:40.556 --> 00:49:42.346 A:start
Actually, it's pretty amazing.

00:49:42.806 --> 00:49:47.136 A:start
>> How do you possibly
describe the first photograph

00:49:47.136 --> 00:49:49.856 A:start
that a human being has ever seen

00:49:49.896 --> 00:49:52.026 A:start
from the surface
of another planet?

00:49:53.356 --> 00:49:55.436 A:start
>> I would say it's kind
of contrasty and maybe,

00:49:55.836 --> 00:49:57.846 A:start
framing's not great,
but whatever.

00:49:57.846 --> 00:49:59.976 A:start
I mean, you know, at least
proud of, you should be.

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So that the way that you
define what the audio is going

00:50:04.216 --> 00:50:06.646 A:start
to represent itself as
on the page is, again,

00:50:06.646 --> 00:50:09.606 A:start
in the Widget tab, I can choose
to make that scrubber if I want,

00:50:09.606 --> 00:50:12.546 A:start
but it's better left a button.

00:50:12.546 --> 00:50:14.066 A:start
I can also make it an image.

00:50:14.206 --> 00:50:17.986 A:start
If I wanted this whole
surface to be a tappable thing

00:50:18.276 --> 00:50:20.326 A:start
that would play that audio
clip as Patrick has it,

00:50:21.306 --> 00:50:23.986 A:start
I could just say,
make it an image

00:50:24.136 --> 00:50:25.256 A:start
and then delete that image.

00:50:30.406 --> 00:50:33.306 A:start
And now we have a clickable
thing that will play

00:50:33.306 --> 00:50:37.666 A:start
that audio clip when the user--
well, I'll deal with that--

00:50:39.186 --> 00:50:40.856 A:start
selects it on the page.

00:50:41.386 --> 00:50:44.266 A:start
So not a beautiful layout there
but you kind of get the idea

00:50:44.266 --> 00:50:46.506 A:start
and also that I'm trying to
move very quickly through this.

00:50:48.676 --> 00:50:51.276 A:start
Galleries-- Galleries are fun.

00:50:51.276 --> 00:50:53.006 A:start
They're probably
one of the best ways

00:50:53.006 --> 00:50:55.446 A:start
to make your content more
interactive as evidence

00:50:55.446 --> 00:50:57.376 A:start
by the Feynman book which
is basically just a bunch

00:50:57.376 --> 00:50:58.676 A:start
of audio clips and images.

00:50:58.676 --> 00:51:01.426 A:start
You know, that's all it takes

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You know, that's all it takes

00:51:01.556 --> 00:51:03.216 A:start
to make the experience
truly engaging.

00:51:03.216 --> 00:51:06.926 A:start
And in case of the Feynman book,
Caltech just had all the stuff

00:51:06.926 --> 00:51:09.466 A:start
in the archives resurrected
and give it kind of new life

00:51:09.466 --> 00:51:10.936 A:start
by combining it with, you know,

00:51:10.936 --> 00:51:14.686 A:start
Feynman's magnum opus
of Six Easy Pieces.

00:51:14.686 --> 00:51:19.226 A:start
And it's pretty amazing what
it does, just through the use

00:51:19.226 --> 00:51:20.796 A:start
of simple and basic media type.

00:51:21.916 --> 00:51:24.826 A:start
For the gallery, you can
go to the pedantic route

00:51:24.826 --> 00:51:26.616 A:start
of adding the gallery and
dragging the images in

00:51:26.616 --> 00:51:28.786 A:start
or you're just drag
in the folder and,

00:51:28.856 --> 00:51:29.986 A:start
boom, you've got gallery.

00:51:30.846 --> 00:51:33.386 A:start
It was a folder of
images if you had a folder

00:51:33.956 --> 00:51:36.386 A:start
of Word documents you
wouldn't have been happy.

00:51:37.056 --> 00:51:39.916 A:start
But you can see as I'm
resizing that gallery

00:51:39.916 --> 00:51:42.256 A:start
and making it fill the page,

00:51:42.256 --> 00:51:44.716 A:start
that the imagery is
doing the right thing.

00:51:45.056 --> 00:51:47.916 A:start
So we're always kind of
maximizing the content

00:51:47.916 --> 00:51:50.176 A:start
within the available space
within that canvass space.

00:51:50.176 --> 00:51:53.846 A:start
If I need to reorient or
reposition something on a kind

00:51:53.846 --> 00:51:55.386 A:start
of a per image basis, I can.

00:51:55.766 --> 00:51:57.356 A:start
But I'm pretty happy
with the way that looks.

00:51:58.136 --> 00:52:01.206 A:start
So I'm going to leave it there.

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00:51:58.136 --> 00:52:01.206 A:start
So I'm going to leave it there.

00:52:01.656 --> 00:52:07.586 A:start
3D content, we support 3D that
is rendered out using a kind

00:52:07.586 --> 00:52:09.716 A:start
of standard file
format known as Collada,

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it's an interchange format.

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It doesn't do a lot.

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But it does allow all of your--

00:52:15.256 --> 00:52:20.226 A:start
all of the conventional 3D
authoring tools to export models

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that you can use here
in iBooks Author.

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This one doesn't have
a great background

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for it, let's start white.

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It's not going to work for
us, I'm going to quickly make

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that black and it's good.

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One thing I have to
show you before we wrap

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up this interactive image.

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So let me just create one here.

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I'm not going to go to the
other section to do that.

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Now, the interactive
image is one

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of our most favorite widgets.

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It's the one that allows you
to kind of create these very--

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it's a very engaging
experience just around photos.

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And what you do is
you set up callouts

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to identify features
within the photos.

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So I've just inserted
the interactive image.

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I'm going to drag over an image.

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There it is, all of the lunar
exploration rovers are there.

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The little one kind of looks

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like the Tech Droid
from Star Wars.

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Am I allowed to say that?

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I'm probably not
allowed to say that.

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I said it.

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In order to define a
kind of special region

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within this image, I
can select the callout.

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This is already got kind
of a zoom set up for it.

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But I'm going to bring
this callout down here.

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At least [inaudible], kind
of zoom in a little bit.

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And now we've set a
view for the Sojourner.

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So we can go from our
default view to that view.

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So we can go from our
default view to that view.

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So we've got a nice
interpolation.

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In the interest of time,
however, I'm not going to set

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up all of these callouts.

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Let's just do two.

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Zooming a little bit, set
the view, and now we're done.

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We've set up our
interactive image.

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So two things very
quickly, pop-over widget.

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The pop-over widget is
a great way to supply

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that secondary information
when you want the user to kind

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of guess what the contents
maybe or be surprised

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when the contents are revealed.

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To create it, I insert one.

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I drag over an image
that I want to use.

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Actually, I don't want
that one, I want Sojourner.

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Actually, I don't want
that one, I want Sojourner.

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I drag over the image that
I want to serve as kind

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of the tap target, the thing
that the users going to interact

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with to pop the pop-over.

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I can double-click it.

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There's my pop-over.

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To populate it, I mean,
just drag in text,

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drag another image element,
position it where I want it.

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Sort of kind of-- sort
of kind of-- there we go.

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Boy, it's really twitchy.

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There you go.

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And there we have it.

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And then finally I'm going to
add a Keynote which I was hoping

00:55:38.776 --> 00:55:40.976 A:start
to be able to show you how
to build yourself right now,

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but we won't be able to do that.

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After a moment of
processing that file,

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keynote is actually being
prompted in the background

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to create a lightweight
version of the presentation.

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In order to make this look a
little bit better on the page,

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I'm going to use another great
feature for reducing content,

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a footprint on your pages

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and that is Show
Widget As Thumbnail.

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And when you click Show
Widget As Thumbnail,

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that experience will be
represented by a proxy element

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that you're going to tap

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on before the user
goes to full-screen.

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And I'm going to customize that
tap element just by dragging

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in an image that I want
to service my proxy

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and then I'm pretty much done.

00:56:27.026 --> 00:56:28.776 A:start
Now two more things
before we go.

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When I get to this point, I
want to understand how this--

00:56:31.706 --> 00:56:34.096 A:start
how this-- what the end user
experience is going to be.

00:56:34.096 --> 00:56:35.676 A:start
So I'm going to need
to preview it.

00:56:35.806 --> 00:56:40.116 A:start
In version 1, we were able to
preview with an attached iPad.

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I'm going to show you
something that nobody knows yet.

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And I'm not going to
claim that we're going

00:56:47.046 --> 00:56:48.296 A:start
to ship it anytime soon.

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But I have a special build
of iBooks Author here

00:56:50.566 --> 00:56:53.196 A:start
that will allow me to preview
to iBooks for the Mac directly.

00:56:55.426 --> 00:56:59.396 A:start
So here I can click Preview,
iBooks Author kindly reminds me

00:56:59.396 --> 00:57:03.226 A:start
that I can't see portrait flow
mode within iBooks for Mac.

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that I can't see portrait flow
mode within iBooks for Mac.

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But once it builds its
preview, we should see our book.

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So here's the Keynote widget
that I was going to show you how

00:57:17.086 --> 00:57:22.276 A:start
to create, but didn't.

00:57:22.406 --> 00:57:25.116 A:start
Our pop-over widget with a
bit of blown layout there,

00:57:25.666 --> 00:57:28.806 A:start
our interactive image,
and so on, you get it.

00:57:28.806 --> 00:57:34.396 A:start
So all of the elements are here
and previewable within iBooks.

00:57:34.396 --> 00:57:37.386 A:start
Again, I can't say when
we're going to ship this.

00:57:37.446 --> 00:57:40.026 A:start
But we absolutely will.

00:57:40.396 --> 00:57:42.406 A:start
Now when it comes
time to finally--

00:57:43.386 --> 00:57:45.076 A:start
to shift your book
to the iBooks store,

00:57:45.076 --> 00:57:47.206 A:start
you can do that directly
within iBooks Author.

00:57:47.826 --> 00:57:53.816 A:start
So I have another file
here I'm going to open up.

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I mentioned that iBooks
Author works in kind

00:58:03.306 --> 00:58:04.796 A:start
of multiuser contexts.

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So what you do in that case
is you have someone build

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the chapter.

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And you're like, "Great,
you got your chapter."

00:58:10.916 --> 00:58:12.206 A:start
I'm like, "Yeah, I do."

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You go, "OK, you
copy that chapter."

00:58:16.066 --> 00:58:19.746 A:start
And then you simply paste
it where you need it.

00:58:20.016 --> 00:58:21.556 A:start
So now we've introduced
that new chapter.

00:58:21.846 --> 00:58:22.806 A:start
It's not in the right place.

00:58:22.806 --> 00:58:23.756 A:start
I'm going to drag it here.

00:58:23.756 --> 00:58:26.806 A:start
You'll notice that the whole
time that we're composing this,

00:58:26.806 --> 00:58:28.686 A:start
this thing was reporting
that it was Chapter 1,

00:58:28.686 --> 00:58:30.746 A:start
which in fact it was for
this particular document.

00:58:30.746 --> 00:58:33.926 A:start
But when we've introduced
it into our new document

00:58:34.066 --> 00:58:35.356 A:start
because we're using
those things,

00:58:35.406 --> 00:58:37.466 A:start
the section numbering fields,
the section titling field,

00:58:37.916 --> 00:58:40.926 A:start
this thing is now properly
numbered, Chapter 3.

00:58:41.576 --> 00:58:46.336 A:start
And everything works within the
table of contents view as well.

00:58:47.716 --> 00:58:49.586 A:start
When you publish, you
hit the Publish button,

00:58:50.186 --> 00:58:54.016 A:start
iBooks Author does one thing
first, it validates your book

00:58:54.016 --> 00:58:56.226 A:start
and make sure that
you're not going to run

00:58:56.226 --> 00:58:59.226 A:start
into any errors with
the publishing.

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Do you ever try to type
in a room with hundreds

00:59:08.436 --> 00:59:11.176 A:start
of people looking at you?

00:59:11.416 --> 00:59:12.276 A:start
It's not easy.

00:59:13.216 --> 00:59:16.216 A:start
It's going to ask you, "Is this
a new book or is this an update

00:59:16.216 --> 00:59:17.416 A:start
to a previously published book?"

00:59:17.416 --> 00:59:18.846 A:start
It is absolutely an update.

00:59:18.846 --> 00:59:20.916 A:start
Version 1 is up there
on the store.

00:59:21.366 --> 00:59:26.756 A:start
Here, all I have to do is add a
new value, increment that value.

00:59:26.756 --> 00:59:28.726 A:start
It's worth noting that you
always have to increment

00:59:28.726 --> 00:59:30.006 A:start
that value, you can't go down.

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Once you go up and when
it hits the bookstore

00:59:31.586 --> 00:59:33.376 A:start
at a current number,
you're stuck

00:59:33.376 --> 00:59:34.516 A:start
with that number or above it.

00:59:34.956 --> 00:59:37.056 A:start
Another beautiful thing
we've done, sample books,

00:59:37.056 --> 00:59:38.266 A:start
you don't need to
create one on your own.

00:59:38.716 --> 00:59:40.956 A:start
All you have to do is pick
a chapter from your book

00:59:40.956 --> 00:59:42.576 A:start
that you want to be the
basis of the sample.

00:59:42.576 --> 00:59:45.866 A:start
And we'll generate the sample
that is 15 pages or 20 percent

00:59:45.866 --> 00:59:47.896 A:start
of that chapter,
whichever comes first.

00:59:50.216 --> 00:59:52.666 A:start
Then you export your book.

00:59:53.656 --> 00:59:56.366 A:start
So close, there we go.

00:59:56.466 --> 00:59:58.636 A:start
Little ding notifies me
that my book is exported.

00:59:59.016 --> 01:00:01.336 A:start
I'm now ready to go to
iTunes producer to finalize

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I'm now ready to go to
iTunes producer to finalize

01:00:01.406 --> 01:00:06.406 A:start
and ship this to the
iBooks store, again,

01:00:06.406 --> 01:00:07.976 A:start
all from within iBooks Author.

01:00:08.706 --> 01:00:11.116 A:start
So that's it for the session.

01:00:11.406 --> 01:00:16.466 A:start
A few points I want to leave
you with before I get cut-off.

01:00:22.056 --> 01:00:24.046 A:start
So as we've shown it's
now, easier than ever

01:00:24.046 --> 01:00:26.256 A:start
to create this kind of
really interesting content.

01:00:26.256 --> 01:00:27.576 A:start
The coding isn't required.

01:00:27.576 --> 01:00:29.026 A:start
But if you want to
bring it, you can

01:00:29.026 --> 01:00:30.406 A:start
and it's going to
be very effective.

01:00:30.936 --> 01:00:33.586 A:start
Got great new widgets
that allow you

01:00:33.586 --> 01:00:35.836 A:start
to extend the interactive
experience and make stuff

01:00:35.836 --> 01:00:38.896 A:start
that is unique out there.

01:00:39.266 --> 01:00:41.546 A:start
So you can publish and make
the updates to your books,

01:00:41.546 --> 01:00:43.456 A:start
push new versions of your
books to the iBooks store.

01:00:43.756 --> 01:00:46.226 A:start
Your end users are going to get
notified directly within iBooks

01:00:46.226 --> 01:00:47.406 A:start
that new versions are available.

01:00:47.456 --> 01:00:51.016 A:start
So you can continue to give
them updated experience

01:00:51.016 --> 01:00:52.896 A:start
to troubleshoot,
extend the content,

01:00:52.896 --> 01:00:54.496 A:start
add value overtime,
it's all up to you.

01:00:54.986 --> 01:00:57.636 A:start
And with all these things, we
think it's possible for anyone

01:00:57.686 --> 01:00:59.716 A:start
to become a published author.

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01:01:00.086 --> 01:01:01.146 A:start
That's it for the session.

01:01:01.296 --> 01:01:02.886 A:start
Thank you so much
for joining us today.