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It's
never been easier to use photography in the
classroom.
With digital cameras we can take many photos, review and
select only the ones we want, then edit, print or publish.
Use these free software programs to organise, edit and share:
Picasa, brilliant software for organising and editing your photos.
Photostory, for making digital stories and slideshows.
For Apple Mac users, iPhoto will do it all.
All these are firm favourites within education, and are
user friendley for students and teachers alike.
More free photo-related resources HERE.
Hands-on INSET for staff is a great way to get started.
Make time to discover the software and cameras
(they can be more complicated than the software).
For details on digital photography and digital story telling
INSET click here.
With digital cameras we can take many photos, review and
select only the ones we want, then edit, print or publish.
Use these free software programs to organise, edit and share:
Picasa, brilliant software for organising and editing your photos.
Photostory, for making digital stories and slideshows.
For Apple Mac users, iPhoto will do it all.
All these are firm favourites within education, and are
user friendley for students and teachers alike.
More free photo-related resources HERE.
Hands-on INSET for staff is a great way to get started.
Make time to discover the software and cameras
(they can be more complicated than the software).
For details on digital photography and digital story telling
INSET click here.
Digital
Photography For Schools