Empowering teacher leaders to enhance the curriculum with technology integration and collaboration in Polk & Osceola
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Digital Imaging
There are many programs teachers can used for working with their pictures from Adobe Photoshop to all those programs that come with your printers, scanners and cameras. The Florida Digital Educators recognize that a common language of digital imaging will be very helpful statewide that affords teachers in all districts FREE digital imaging capability. We recommend Picasa for the Windows platform and iPhoto for the Macintosh platform.
Picasa - Is an amazing program with the tools for digital editing on a simple level. The favorite feature to date is the ability to create collages.
Picasa resources from FCIT.
Adobe's new Photoshop Express
Digital image resources from FCIT. Palm Beach County Free On-Line Instructional Resources Other sites:
NASA's new site that combines all their digital assets for public use http://www.morguefile.com/ - place were people share photos; usually no copyrights involved; you may have to email for permission
Flickr - Karen Seddon's sunrise collection
The Kidz Page - fun and free clipart you can use.
iPhoto. is a Mac only program that comes bundled on all new Macs. There are some amazing video tutorials on the Apple site to help you understand the depth of this great program.
iPhoto resource from FCIT.
Image size suggestions:
For the web 300 - 500 pixels
For printing Highest possible
For email 150 - 300 pixels
For a presentation - According to Steve Rindsberg, Microsoft MVP and co-creator of PPTools.
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Digital Imaging
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