Core Values Zoom Backgrounds
These backgrounds feature the Toastmasters International logo and Core Values in several languages with blue and conference room options. Use one during your online meeting to show your Toastmasters spirit! The last file is in English and the others are in the languages noted.
Arabic - العَرَبِيَّة French - Français German - Deutsch Japanese - 日本語 Korean - 한국어 Portuguese - Português Simplified Chinese - 简体中文 Spanish - Español Tamil - தமிழ் Traditional Chinese - 繁體中文 View file
Customizable Club Banner Zoom Background
This Zoom background is designed to look like a club banner. Add your club name, number, and location to this customizable background to show off your club pride during online or hybrid meetings!
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Digital Ribbon Zoom Background
Available in Best Speaker, Best Table Topics®, and Best Evaluator, this JPEG file of a digital ribbon background can be sent to the award recipient over the Zoom chat panel. It is available in all 11 languages.
Arabic - العَرَبِيَّةFrench - Français
German - Deutsch
Japanese - 日本語
Korean - 한국어
Portuguese - Português
Simplified Chinese - 简体中文
Spanish - Español
Tamil - தமிழ்
Traditional Chinese - 繁體中文
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International President World Tour Zoom Background
This Zoom background features a ribbon celebrating participation in the International President World Tour. If your club was chosen to participate in the tour, use this Zoom background during your club’s meeting with International President Richard E. Peck.
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Test Resource
The Toastmasters logo can be used on photography as long as the placement of the logo has good contrast between the logo and the image behind the logo, and the logo isn’t part of anything specific in the image; the logo also should not directly cover people’s faces or compete with the image. Use the Toastmasters logo on a background that has sufficient contrast, make sure the logo is completely legible, and use Toastmasters-approved photography. Place the logo with the minimal- required clear space around it—and ideally at the top-left or bottom-right of the image.
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