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Copyright Law: Using Images for Training

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You've created training with Microsoft PowerPoint or an eLearning development tool such as Articulate Storyline, iSpring Suite, Articulate Rise, TechSmith Camtasia, or Adobe Captivate. Your training includes one or more copyrighted images. Well, usually, you have no rights and should get permission.

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eLearning & Presentations: More Free Images. A MILLION more!

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by AJ Walther    Want more free images for your eLearning or PowerPoint presentations? In December of last year, the British Library released into the public domain a huge collection of scanned images from more than 65,000 books spanning the 16th to 19th centuries. See also: Recommended Free Image Sites. Think again.

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eLearning Brothers and Lodestone Create a New Concept in eLearning Training

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The eLearning Template Library includes Games, Quizzes, Interactions, Cutout People Images, Scenarios, Player Skins, Layouts, Stock Images, and Sounds. Microsoft PowerPoint. Techsmith Camtasia. eLearning Template Library. The full list of courses available can be found at [link]. Articulate Storyline. Adobe Captivate.

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Adobe Captivate, TechSmith Camtasia Studio, Articulate Storyline: Production Times

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How about TechSmith's Camtasia Studio? I have extensive experience using Adobe Captivate and TechSmith Camtasia Studio. For instance, if the script has you recording a 3-minute process in Microsoft Word, it should only take 3-minutes to record the process. Adding images. Use Microsoft PowerPoint. 60 minutes?

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Three Must-Know Workflows: Why You Need TechSmith Snagit to Simplify Daily Tasks

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For years, I’ve been using Microsoft Word and I never knew about the Format Painter or why I’d need it. Jump to specific topics in the video at these times: 00:00 – Adding images to email with TechSmith Snagit (3 minutes long). 03:12 – Adding images to PowerPoint with TechSmith Snagit (5 minutes long).

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How to Extract Text From An Image: The Definitive Guide

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Imagine there was an easy way to get text out of an image and quickly paste it into another document. The good news is that you no longer have to waste time typing everything out because there are programs that use Optical Character Recognition (OCR) to analyze the letters and words in an image, and then convert them to text.

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How to Create Alternative Text for Images for Accessibility and SEO

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Alternative text (also called “alt text”) helps ensure people who are blind or visually impaired, or who may have other physical or cognitive disabilities can access and understand visual content such as images, charts, and graphs. In browsers where images are blocked, the alt text is displayed in place of the image.