
Creating a
Flickr account and uploading pictures was so easy! Uploading my personal pictures to Flickr may be an obsession for me. The
Common Craft video outlined one of my worries for our family pictures. Until my son was sevenish we took pictures the “old way”. I have eight albums full of pictures of him and then we went digital, every couple of years upgrading our cameras. Now everyone in the family has a digital camera and there are never limits on the number of pictures we take for any and every occasion. We have traveled to some amazing places and taken some great photos – all of which are stored on my external hard drive. We have not shared these and rarely look through them – what a shame! On my list of things to do is to scan the printed pictures so all photos are digital. Uploading to a site like
Flickr can be part two of this task.
Both
Compfight and
Morguefile are excellent places to locate pictures for classroom presentations. These are also great places to direct students who are looking for images. So many times students simply go to
Google Images. There are other choices; we simply need to share this with them.
Amen about Google images. It is fast and easy but there is so much more out there and if you want to post the images on the Web, you want to find those Creative Commons images.
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