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Thursday, January 26, 2006

Flickr

Pictures can be used on classroom blogs in a variety of ways:
Example 1, Example 2, Example 3.

Flickr is a photo sharing site that goes beyond the basics.

(1) It can:

  • store photos (upload up to 10MB per month)
  • share photos (send invitations)
  • tag photos (for easy finding and sharing)
  • add notes to your photos
  • add and receive comments
  • create sets or albums (limit of 3 with the free version)
  • creates multiple versions (great for use on websites and blogs)
  • upload:
    • from your computer
    • from your cameraphone
    • to your blog
  • provide access to other's photos
  • set privacy levels to your photos
  • assign who has access to your photos
  • join or create groups
  • create RSS feeds



(2) Creative Commons



(3) Play Time!
Create an account and/or check out these very cool flickr tools!

More to Explore

You could easily spend hours on this .... we've got 10 minutes. ;-)

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