LearnShifting

This post originates from a path and a series of events that has become a life practise over the past number of years. I read the Age and the NT News online and generally from the IT section of the Age find an interesting article and follow links within the article or google a word I don't know. If the interest continues and it is related to eLearning (or flying or family) I might see if the knowledge or idea presented can be applied or reinterpreted into a context for my world. I say "my" because it is a little serendipitous, random and self indulgent.

Which brings me to crowdsourcing.

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Microsoft Office has an entire site dedicated to clipart and it is free to use (okay you need to read the EULA - End User License Agreement for the fine print) but essentially it is free and there are truckloads of it. So if you are graphically challenged like me... not allowed out in public with coloured pencils or crayons, then clip art is for you.

Tom Khulman has blogged about his favourite styles in Microsoft's clipart and to be honest I had forgottten about them... a quick trip to bing, alright it was Google revealed the description.

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