Tom used clip art to decorate the screen when he thought his presentation looked boring. What “rule” did he break?

a.Never use clip art.
b.Never try to make your report look pretty.
c.Use photos but avoid using illustrations or drawn pictures.
d.Only use images that will help your audience connect with your ideas.

It can be both separate objects and full images. Clipart can be presented in one of two graphics formats, vector, and raster. Using clip art images you can create desktop wallpapers, collages, websites. They are also used in designing advertising posters, booklets, calendars, etc.

What is the use of clip art in presentations?

The use of clipart in presentations is usually frowned upon, and rightly so. Clipart has a reputation of looking cheap, silly and pixelated. You've probably seen presentations that liberally sprinkeled stick figures and other clipart over the slides in an attempt to make them look less boring.

Thus, never use clip art is the rule that is broken.

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