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PowerPoint: Create an Infographic

The Logical Blog by IconLogic

Photoshop would be a good choice, or maybe Fireworks. On the Save As dialog box, locate the  Save as type drop-down menu and choose  PNG Portable Network Graphics Format. When the  Info  dialog box opens click the  Every Slide  button to save all of the slides as separate PNG files.

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Not All PNG Compressors Are Created Equal

TechSmith Camtasia

Not All PNG Compressors Are Created Equal. If the PNG compressor doesn't optimize color depth, or uses non-aggressive DEFLATE compression it can produce PNG's that are up to 90% bloat. If the PNG compressor doesn't optimize color depth, or uses non-aggressive DEFLATE compression it can produce PNG's that are up to 90% bloat.

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eLearning: Interesting Weekly Finds #11

Upside Learning

A Web-based drawing tool, which outputs the drawing as PNG file. Interesting that it’s fully developed in HTML5 and features tools like patterns, gradient, spirographs – generally found in big editors like Photoshop etc. Imagine what an agent like this might do for learning, quite impressive. Sketchpad. IBM Academic Initiative.

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Editing Images with PowerPoint

Integrated Learnings

Some also assume that in order to make basic changes to an image, they need to buy expensive software with a long learning curve such as Photoshop. It’s even possible to save as a PNG with a transparent background. Many people don’t consider PowerPoint as a capable graphics editor since its main function is to create presentation aids.

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Add Visual Depth to Your Lectora Courses

eLearning Brothers

This will download a zip which, when extracted contains two PNG files—one of the pattern at the original size and the second (marked with “@2X” at the end of the title), is the pattern magnified 200%. Good news, you can edit the patterns how ever you like using a design program like Photoshop or GIMP. No problem!

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Best Tools for Instructional Designers in 2024

LearnDash

Adobe Express is much more user-friendly than other products like Photoshop or Illustrator, making it a beginner-friendly and quick option. You can find vector icons in SVG, PNG, PSD, and more. Price: $0 to $9.99 a month Flaticon Flaticon lets you free icons and stickers for any of your course design projects.

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How to Use Vector Backgrounds in Lectora

eLearning Brothers

PNG) patterns into Lectora and Photoshop. I can then save out the pattern as a PNG. Then to make it tile as the background in Lectora, just go to the Design Ribbon, to the Title Background section, select the image drop down and import your PNG. In an earlier post I showed how to find, edit, and import raster (i.e.

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