Images can create a more visual and believable message. It can grab your readers attention, draw your eyes to that focal point or just get the message across with more clarity.
But how do your get the image to surround your text or be in a
single line by itself?
In this short tutorial we will show you how to incorporate
beautiful images into your document, email or other types of
communications.
P.S. Please make sure you check your copyright usage of that image
before use. If it’s a Creative Commons piece, your OK to use it, but cite it to
show where you got it from or use photo credits.
Now that you have viewed this tutorial:
- Open the MS WORD document “Working with IMAGES – EXERCISE” and practice from the tutorial.
- Make comments at the bottom with feed-forward or questions that I most certainly will reply with an answer.
- Save the “Working with IMAGES - RESOURCE MATERIAL” PDF file.
Working with IMAGES - EXERCISE
Click on link below to save as handout:
Working with IMAGES - RESOURCE MATERIAL
Click on link below to save as handout:
Working with IMAGES - RESOURCE MATERIAL
Additional resources:
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Darlene, your video was very easy to follow and your speed of speech was perfect for me. I have been using PowerPoint for my lecture little over two years now and I am comfortable using transition, animation, inserting images, video and symbols, recording with or without my image on a corner ......
ReplyDeleteI never used the Layout Option for putting image behind of text, this will be so useful for my presentation.
One thing I must mention to you is your voice in a video wasn't clear, glitching.
Thank you for you video, I learned something new from you again.
Sorry Unknown comment was me Katsu. I couldn't change "Comment as" part.
ReplyDeleteThanks Katsu for your feedback. Glad that it was helpful. If you run into problems with the insert behind the text let me know if I can help.
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