Tag Archives: photos
Teaching with Google Images
A quick search of Google Images can quickly fill in gaps in students’ vocabulary and facilitate communication. Continue reading
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Show Me The Money
Links to royalty- and copyright-free images produced by the U.S. Government. Continue reading
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More Free Photos
MorgueFile.com is a useful resource for free photos. Many of the photos are high resolution and have a very professional appearance. They’re a huge improvement over clip art for your next presentation. Continue reading
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How Did He Do That, Too?
Amazing pencil carvings that will get students talking. Continue reading
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How Did He Do That? Revisited
Two paradoxically photoshopped images trigger a classroom discussion and could lead to an interesting photography project. Continue reading
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How did he do that?
How did he do that? Is that the first question you asked when you looked at this picture? Look again. Notice all of the people in the picture (and in the picture in the picture) are the same person. Notice, … Continue reading
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Free Photos
If you need photos for your website, newsletter, or classroom, you should be able to find lots of images you can use without fear of violating copyright law on these sites. Continue reading
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Image Size and Resolution
Blurry digital images? Here’s how you fix them. Continue reading
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Writing 1000 Words
Looking for interesting pictures to get your students writing (or talking)? Try these resources. Continue reading
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Simplification now includes Photoshop
Most users of most technologies don’t need every possible feature. And, increasingly, they are choosing to not pay a premium for them. Online photo editors now include layers, masking, and plenty of effects. Most are free and work as simply as attaching a photo to your email message. Continue reading
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