ARTstor Elements, Summer 2010
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The Summer 2010 edition of our ARTstor Elements class, taught alongside Lisa Harms. http://libmma.org/instruction
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- 1. ARTstor Elements Lisa Harms & Dan Lipcan Thomas J. Watson Library The Metropolitan Museum of Art June 16, July 20, and August 12, 2010 Gravel sorting in search of diamonds [South Africa], photograph, undated. The Image Gallery, University of California, San Diego.
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Editor's Notes
- All registered users can now export image groups as Microsoft PowerPoint 2007 files in just a few clicks. When viewing an image group, look for the Export to PowerPoint icon in the utility bar or click Tools > Export to PowerPoint. The resulting PowerPoint file will include: A title slide displaying the name of the image group Individual slides for each image in the group, in the order in which they appear in the image group ARTstor descriptive data for each image, appearing in the notes field of each slide Embedded hyperlinks in each image that will launch the ARTstor Image Viewer when clicked in presentation mode ( requires web access )
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