TL:DR I’ve found a link that leads to google image search for images labeled for noncommercial reuse. This is handy on iOS where it is hard to get to the Usage Rights Filter, here is the link: https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=&lr=&safe=active&hl=en-GB&tbs=sur:f&tbm=isch.
Coming back to the classroom after 9 years I find I am still interested in searching for images and copyright.…
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I know we are in the days of lots of free space, but it is worth remembering when blogging (or making webpages) shrinking images is worth doing for your visitors.
I don’t always do it, but today as I updates a Glow Blogs Help page, I saved nearly half the space by using, ImageOptim — better Save for Web.…
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...Recently several major art museums have announced that they are making their digital collections available for download and non-commercial use. This opening up of collections gives students and anyone interested in fine art an opportunity to work with and use these images in their own projects. …
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...After reading Roseli Serra‘s blog post on The Power of Image and Moving Image on Students’ learning and Projects I decided to share how I use images to deal with Storytelling, Vocabulary and even Grammar.
Sometimes a picture we share in class triggers unexpected things.…
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...Janet Bianchini presented “Visually Inspire Your Students“. The recording to her awesome presentation is here.
Janet has blogged extensively about her presentation here. Don’t miss the opportunity to read about her inspiring ideas about the power of images, cartoons and many tools she suggests with wonderful examples she and her students have created.…
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...We were inspired by the blog post Using Instagram in an Educational Context, which cites Howard Gardner’s theory of multiple intelligences. In this post, we’ve linked great examples from Instagram and its own blog to ……
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There are many places on the web where you can find images that have been licensed in such a way that you can use, share and/or modify them without requesting permission. Most of these images are made available under Creative Commons licenses. …
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...Responsive Classrooms always are looking for morning meeting activities that are fun and energize students for the day. If the students can warm up and use their brains, too, it’s even better! Recently, I learned about Pechaflickr from Alan Levine‘s #ETMOOC session: Web Storytelling: 50 Ways, 5-Card Flickr & Pecha Flickr.…
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...I’ve been teaching digital storytelling to middle schoolers for the past nine years, and the tools have been getting easier and easier to use. I began by using Pinnacle Studio on a standalone desktop computer–not connected to our SLOW school network. …
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...a #etmooc story created by mssanderson_ITS
flickr photo by ncaramanico
flickr photo by Henriksent
flickr photo by cogdogblog
flickr photo by mrsdkrebs
flickr photo by cogdogblog
Mmmmmmm… yum.
Can’t I just have one? Or twenty?
I’ll need to wear out my sneakers to work that off.…
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