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Newbies: More PowerPoint Hacks for Your Cp Project: Using PowerPoint Template Backgrounds in Your Captivate Master Slides

Adobe Captivate

I like using the PowerPoint backgrounds in my Cp projects. I don’t need the PowerPoint master slides, just the background image. Importing that PowerPoint background into my Captivate master slide applies the background to my title, content, quizzing, and all the other slides in the master slide series.

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A Simple Way to Build PowerPoint Graphics for Mobile Learning

Rapid eLearning

Most them work perfectly in one of two aspect ratios: 1:1 (square). Understanding PowerPoint Slides. PowerPoint is easy-to-use screen and with some practice, you can build almost any type of visual. Because of this, I build my simple graphics in PowerPoint and save the slides as images. I usually save in PNG format.

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Here’s a Simple Screencasting Tip That Will Save Time & Frustration

Rapid eLearning

Above is an example of a PowerPoint screen scaled down to fit in a small recording window. Here’s an example of what I do: Let’s suppose I am recording some PowerPoint tutorials. I also want the window to be 4:3 aspect ratio. So I need to figure out what the proper dimensions are for a 4:3 aspect ratio that is 1096 pixels wide.

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You Need to Know These Seven Tips If You Build Graphics for E-Learning

Rapid eLearning

For my demos, I decided to stick with PowerPoint to show that if that’s all you have, then you still can do quite a bit. PowerPoint 2010 comes with a background removal feature which makes it really easy. Older versions of PowerPoint have a simple feature that lets you make a single color transparent. How to Remove Backgrounds.

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Guest Blogger, Bryan Jones of eLearningArt.com – How to Repurpose Content in under 1 hour

Learningtogo

Bryan’s resources have saved me tons of time over the years, so I asked him to share some tips he recently featured on his blog, elearningart.com. Goal: Repurpose content for a blog post, quote images, and a video. 6: Create a video in PowerPoint. 7: Create a blog post. Guess what aspect ratio a video is?…

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How to Repurpose Content in under 1 hour

eLearningArt

Goal: Repurpose content for a blog post, quote images, and a video. 6: Create a video in PowerPoint. 7: Create a blog post. Reformat: And from Aleyda’s 3rd decision point, I think we can also reformat it into 3 additional media: Blog post: Roundup of multiple experts all answering a single question. Open PowerPoint.

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Google Slides: The ULTIMATE guide

BrightCarbon

A way to see the word count for your presentation is to click File > Download as > Microsoft PowerPoint (.pptx) One (slightly inconvenient) work-around would be to create a PowerPoint file with a custom colour palette and import this into Slides by uploading and converting your PowerPoint file to a Google Slides file.

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