Images and Video
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User feedback suggests images help to make the tutorial more interesting Clip art can be useful. See http://office.microsoft.com/clipart/ Images are available on the web or you may have your own. See the Technical Advisory Service for Images at http://www.tasi.ac.uk/ for more information on how to find and use images as well as copyright and legal issues. Video can also be added successfully. The BUFVC has a lot of useful information about finding, creating and using video clips. http://www.bufvc.ac.uk/ Consider using alt-text to make interactive exercises using pictures. See the examples section to see this in action. To put your images next to the text and get a more attractive visual layout, insert a two column table to add a picture next to some text. Put the image in one cell and the text in the other. This page is an example of this technique |

