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Create your own graphics and icons for PowerPoint: Part I–Using clip art. Yes, you can create your own graphics and icons for PowerPoint!
Not all graphics can, or should, be photos, charts, or diagrams. Sometimes you want to represent a concept and need a more symbolic or iconic look. This 2-part series will explore 2 ways you can get result you need. Sometimes, simple shapes are enough. This slide’s graphic is just a circle with some 3D formatting. Dynamic PowerPoint interactions for Articulate #4: Sliding Tabs « Sasha's e-learning blog. Here’s another example of dynamic Articulate Presenter output that doesn’t use Engage or Flash – just three images, and PowerPoint.
Here’s template #4 in the series. The technique moves away from the linear logic used for the first three examples, allowing the learner to select arbitrarily from a set of three tabs. It’s not pixel-perfect and there are many free Flash versions of this kind of thing around on the web, but I wanted to show how it can be done using no programming. Sliding Presentation Test. Refco27: Use this workaround to get #PowerPoint's grow/shrink effect to work in #Articulate Presenter.