Making Flashcards using Inkscape Software
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This document discusses how to make flash cards using the open source drawing tool Inkscape. It begins by explaining what flash cards are - cards with information on either or both sides used for classroom drills or private study. It then introduces Inkscape as a free alternative to CorelDraw for creating and editing graphics in SVG format. The document proceeds to demonstrate how to make different types of flash cards for subjects like counting, the periodic table, and vocabulary using Inkscape's drawing tools. The overall objective is to teach how to create flash cards for different age groups to aid in learning.
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