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Introducing Tech Tuesday toolbox

Mike Taylor

Pixlr | Online Photo Editor — A powerful free and premium online photo editor! Open almost any image format like PSD (Photoshop), PXD, Jpeg, PNG (Transparent), webP, SVG and many more. Quickly find media that is inflating the file size and reliably and easily replace fonts throughout your presentation.

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Preventing Blurry Pictures: The Keys to Clear Images

TechSmith Camtasia

While you can try tinkering in a photo editing program, or shrinking the image and crossing your fingers in hopes that no one looks too closely, the best strategy is to start with crystal clear pictures. You may also need to adjust your phone camera settings to be sure it’s set to take higher-resolution photos if you intend to print them.

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Making elearning look good on retina displays

SmartBuilder

In other words, the human eye cannot tell the difference between a photo of a painting shown on a retina display, and the painting itself! One of the easiest ways to do this is to create your graphic with dimensions that are twice the size that you will need in your elearning. Select JPEG as the optimized file format.

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Working with Images in eLearning (part 1)

Matthew Guyan

When sourcing images from a photo website I look for a high ppi or dpi number: In this example I’d choose the medium (or maybe the large) over the small as it would be a higher quality and better for resizing. TIFF (Tagged Image File Format) – great for when you want to display high quality images for printed documents.

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