Vector images are a nice way to represent your ideas in a PowerPoint presentation. For example, instead of writing the word giraffe, you can use a vector image, to represent giraffe in your presentation.
Vectors are visually appealing and tend to be very direct in meaning in most of the situations they are used in. There are various sites to download free vector images that can be used for your presentations. The challenge is that to edit most of the free vector images requires an illustration application like Illustrator or Inkscape which has a steep learning curve.
However, if you get them in .EPS format you'll be able to edit these vector images in PowerPoint. The best part is that you can also animate these vectors in PowerPoint to tell your story in a visually compelling way.
VECTOR ANIMATION IN POWERPOINT
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This is a step-by-step course where we'll teach you how to edit vector images and animate them in a jiffy using a simple tool like Microsoft PowerPoint.
Why Take This Class?
In this class, we’ll show you how to animate vector images in PowerPoint. You’ll learn how to:
NO FANCY SOFTWARE.
NO DESIGN SKILLS NEEDED.
Discover proven techniques to create vector animations in Microsoft PowerPoint.
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Lifetime Access & Free Updates
We regularly check the course to see if there's anything we can add or improve. You'll always have access to the most up-to-date information, tips and techniques, for free.
PowerPoint Source Files For Practice
You'll have free access to downloadable PPT files used in this course. Feel free to modify these files for use in your projects. You'll also have access to exercise files for practice.
Support & Feedback For Projects
You'll have lifetime access to our support team to resolve any queries related to this course. You'll also receive feedback for course-related projects directly from the instructor.