eLearning Brothers
FEBRUARY 18, 2015
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. Their clipart library usage has been in decline, as users gain more familiarity with search engines.
eLearning Brothers
MARCH 23, 2015
Choose images, graphics, and color schemes that cooperate with the text and overall themes of the course, making sure they don’t compete with each other. If every page is stuffed full of text and images, they can’t possibly hope to retain everything. Over Use of Clipart and Freebies. Overpowering Visuals.
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dominKnow
JUNE 2, 2021
Kevin Thorn joined us to teach the art and science of perspective to help us create better eLearning images and scenarios using backgrounds and clipart characters.
Trivantis
FEBRUARY 5, 2014
Instead, you should use images to make—or reinforce—a point in a clever, clear and captivating way. Ask yourself these five questions as you’re selecting images: Does the image reinforce your message? Take the time to create your own images if your budget allows, or really search through stock photo sites to find the best image.
eLearningArt
FEBRUARY 4, 2015
Did you know you can animate individual elements of your ClipArt, not just the entire image. Check out the cool effects you can do once you ungroup your ClipArt. Video Script. Hey this is Bryan Jones from eLearningArt. Today I wanted to show you how you can ungroup clip art and add some animations for some cool effects.
The Logical Blog by IconLogic
MAY 12, 2021
I’m betting that you have seen your fair share of presentations containing too many slides packed with as much text and clipart as possible. Most of the slides have a main headline, a subhead, a bulleted list, clipart images, and copious amounts of animation (the bullets fly here, there, everywhere.
eLearning Brothers
MARCH 23, 2015
Adding an image to your course increases the value to learners if done right. Often, most eLearning images we find aren’t perfect, and a little editing may be necessary. But what if you’re not a Photoshop whiz or own a separate image editing software? Add an Image. In order to add an image, you have three options.
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