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How To Fill The Void of Missing Powerpoint Clipart

eLearning Brothers

Due to the “internet of things,” Microsoft Office decided to kill off their Clipart library in December 2014. The Clipart library has been available within the PowerPoint and MS Word programs since the mid-1990s. From what we can tell, the main reasons for this move by Microsoft is three-fold.

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iSPRING SUITE 10: No Faster Way to Go From PowerPoint to eLearning

The Logical Blog by IconLogic

And as I created eLearning in the iSpring tool , I was struck with just how easy it is to take existing PowerPoint presentations to eLearning. It’s likely that you’ve used Microsoft PowerPoint at least a few times. Unfortunately, the vast majority of the presentations created with PowerPoint are not very good.

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Is PowerPoint Destroying ELearning?

LearnDash

Every year they are adding new features, which is great, but at the same time these new features are all built upon the same foundation – and in many cases this foundation is Microsoft PowerPoint. Funny enough, it seems like most elearning courses can be traced back to PowerPoint in some capacity. Bullet points.

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eLearning & mLearning: Everything You Need to Know About Graphics, Part IV

The Logical Blog by IconLogic

Removing Stock Image Backgrounds If you have Microsoft Office 2010, you can use the new Background Removal feature found in PowerPoint, Word and Outlook to remove backgrounds easily. Click here for more detailed instructions from The PowerPoint Team Blog. With some images it is just that easy.

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What Do You Look For In ELearning?

LearnDash

I find that I prefer courses that contain the following characteristics: Don’t look like rehashed Microsoft PowerPoint slides. Chances are you too have taken an online course that was created with a generic PowerPoint template and bullet points. There really is nothing worse, is there ? This is painful.

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The Powerpoint Dozen

Sticky Learning

I use Powerpoint in some of the workshops I run, not all, but when it suits the audience, venue and most importantly learning objectives. That said, Powerpoint can have its place. That said, Powerpoint can have its place. So I've put together a list of 10(+1) tips for using Powerpoint more effectively. Plan your workshop.

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Friday Finds — Positive Propaganda, Seductive Details, Thinking Fast & Slow

Mike Taylor

In this Microsoft Research talk, Daniel Kahneman reveals where we can and cannot trust instincts, exploring the machinery of the mind and the two systems that drive the way we think and make choices. A recent study investigated the impact of decorative animations, like those found in PowerPoint presentations, on learning and working memory.