We want you to know you can trust us to respect your privacy and keep your personal information safe.Īs of May 25, 2018, we're aligning with the European Union's new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). You can also assign the symbols into one category or manually choose the categories as you would if your were adding an individual picture.At Tobii Dynavox we take data protection very seriously. You have the option of using the filenames of the pictures or manually adding your own names for the pictures. Drag and drop the selected images onto the Symbol Finder window.To select more than one image, first press the Shift key on your keyboard, then click on each picture in turn.Resize the window so it is half the size of the screen.Browse your hard drive to find saved pictures (eg My Documents, My Pictures).Resize the window so it is about half the size of the screen.Have a Boardmaker page open and make sure the Symbol Finder window is open.It is possible to add a number of pictures or symbols to the Symbol Finder all at once using the drag and drop method. It is accessed by clicking on the picture of the silly man on the toolbar.ĭragging more than one image into the Symbol Finder The Symbol Finder is the part of Boardmaker that enables you to search for and view images that are part of the Boardmaker symbol library collections. Importing a saved image into the Symbol Finder by dragging and dropping an image from a saved file or web page.by using the import tool from the File menu and.There are two main ways of adding new images to your Boardmaker creations or symbol library: digital images taken with your camera and saved onto your computerįile formats supported by Boardmaker are jpeg, bmp, emf, wmf, gif, png.You can now easily import different images temporarily or permanently into your Boardmaker picture collection. There will be times that you just can’t find the picture or symbol you really want from the existing collections in Boardmaker? Here’s how you can add more.
Personal preferences of the learner may play a part in deciding what pictures are used. Some learners may find it difficult to generalise across picture and symbol types and may need to learn and use a consistent set for communication or literacy support. What pictures or symbols you use in the activities you create will largely be based on the needs of the learner(s) and the task involved. Enhancing your activities by using more pictures
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