MY GOAL is to follow the guidelines here from the awesome Nikki Robinson to get started with SNAPCHAT in the library. I'd also like the input from students while I set it up, so I need to set up a "student think thank" to get the ball rolling! Postings to follow!
Our @PineGroveLib Instagram feed is here, take a LOOK! Just started this year, so am slowly growing followers.
We are always teaching students how to find "legal" images to use:
- Imagequest (subscription) from Britannica
- Creative Commons
- Using "insert" feature on Google selects images that are reusable
- Pics4Learning is decent, too
- Students know to look at "usage rights"
- We are currently doing a "meme" project for American History.
- I take a TON of pics for use for backgrounds and school projects, too.
Fun with PHOTOFUNIA
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| View from the Pine Grove Library on a winter day! |
I wish that the Google docs Insert Image feature would bring over some level of credit for the photos, even though legally it isn't necessary. It must be hard to convince students that there's a difference in the image search inside google docs is totally different than an image search on the main google search page.
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