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Ingrid Mengdehl is a Senior Designer at BrightCarbon, a presentation and eLearning agency. Originally from an animation background, she stumbled into PowerPoint almost by accident and hasn’t looked back ever since. She’s passionate about good design, engaging animations, and thinks Morph is pretty amazing. When not making presentations, Ingrid can be found in the dark corners of a theatre, making sets and fixing things with gaffer tape, and even sometimes dabbling in projection mapping.
Here’s a list of links on Indezine.com where she has been featured:
Presentation Summit 2022: Conversation with Ingrid Mengdehl
July 18, 2022
Presentation Summit 2020: Conversation with Ingrid Mengdehl
June 12, 2020
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Do you have a picture somewhere that’s been with you for years, and you have the perfect opportunity to use it in next week’s big presentation? And then you just realize that you have no clue about where this picture came from?
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While you will be able to find a huge amount of visual content that is available within Public Domain, there is another option called Creative Commons that you should be aware of. Unlike Public Domain, where content belongs to all mankind. The content within Creative Commons still belongs to the person who created it. For pictures such as camera photographs, any content classified as Creative Commons would still belong to the photographer or the entity that commissioned the photographer.
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Millions of pictures are available online within the Creative Commons license. Many of these pictures can be found on Flickr.
To learn more, click the link below.
Attributing Creative Commons Pictures in PowerPoint Slides

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There are a number of sites that provide royalty-free pictures that can be used in your PowerPoint presentations. However, none of these resources can match the amazing breadth and variety of picture content you can find at Flickr, a photo-sharing site.
To learn more, click the link below.
Searching Flickr for Creative Commons Pictures

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