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The Magic Image Fill Reveal

Using Notebook 10, teachers have the ability to create captivating effects for their lessons. Here is an example using an “Image Fill.” The following video, will show you how the “Image Fill” can be used to reveal information. Enjoy!

If you have trouble viewing this video, you can view it on YouTube.

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3 Responses to “The Magic Image Fill Reveal”

  1. Seth Dickens Says:
    April 17th, 2009 at 11:00 pm

    A great idea, thanks! I like the image fill idea a lot for “revealing” items that have been “hidden.” Also the shrink and grow animation does a good job of enhancing the revealing.

    I would add a note of caution to teachers though: Google image search is a minefield of copyrighted photography and teachers (and any SmartBoard users) should be aware that the images Google brings up bear absolutely no heed to ownership / rights / copyright etc.

    IMHO a far safer option for sourcing photographs for educational use is Flickr’s Creative Commons database or perhaps even the creative commons search option on the image search tools Compfight.

    Anyhow, once again many thanks for sharing a great idea and keep up the great work!

    Best,

    Seth.

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