Inserting Images from the Internet

Inserting Images
from the Internet

Objectives

•Understand what a clipart is.

•Name two text wrapping features

•Practice inserting images from Google

•Demonstrate your ability to make a clipart moveable

Copying an Image

 1. Open your web browser (Internet explorer, Google Chrome, Safari etc.)

 At the top right of your screen click Images. Then, in the search box type

the keyword for the image you are looking for,

Multiple Choice

Which button located in the top right corner of the browser are you advised to press before searching for a picture?

• Search
• View
• Image

• Browse

Example: Tiger

 We will locate an image for tiger. In the search box, we will type the

word tiger

tiger

Multiple Choice

Where do we type the keywords in the browser?

• In the settings panel

• In the download history

• In the bookmarks

• In the search box

Press Enter. Images of tigers will
appear.

 When you see the image of your choice, click on it opens apart

from the other images.

Copy Images

 Point to the image, right

click, then click copy
image.

Fill in the Blanks

To copy an image from google, we must ​

click the image. Then select ​

.

Pasting in MS Word

 Open Microsoft

Word, right click
on the page and
select paste from
the menu OR
click paste on
the Home Tab
Ribbon.

Multiple Choice

The paste button is found on which tab?

• Home
• View
• Edit
• Insert

Multiple Choice

The Paste button is a picture of a _________.

• folder
• clipboard
• file
• document

Make the Image “Moveable”

To make the image moveable on the page we
select a TEXT WRAP option:

- square

- tight - through

- top and bottom - behind text

- in front of text

 Once an option is selected

the image can now be
moved around the page
freely.

Fill in the Blanks

To make an image moveable we must select the ​

option.

Multiple Choice

Which is NOT a Wrap text option?

• Square

• In line with text

• Outside

• In front of text

Sizing an Image

To Adjust the size of an image

1. Click on on of the corner size handles.

2. Drag the mouse inward to make the image smaller, and outward to make the images larger.