Using Web 2.0 Tools
Theresa Sevrence
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Digital Photograph Tools
Students want to personalize their work. What better way than to use digital photographs? There are plenty of sites that allow users to manipulate photos by editing, adding clipart and effects, as well as storage and printing options.
Blabberize * I give this one my "cool" award!!
A blabber is a talking picture. Users can create their free account, upload their own pictures (of animals or humans), and record their voice as their picture “talks”. Blabbers can be shared by embedding into blogs, wikis or websites. All you need is a microphone to get started. This site is definitely a lot of fun!
Picnik is a photo-editing site. Users upload their own photos. Choose from basic editing tools: rotate, crop, resize, red-eye, etc. The fun starts when you create: adding effects, text, shapes and photo frames. You can also save to several different graphics formats (jpg, bmp, png, pdf, etc).
Photo Storage and Printing Merchandise Sites
Shutterfly is a free online photo management tool and sharing application. Users can upload photos, edit, organize and share your photos with whom you choose. You can also make cards, books, print photos and much more!
Upload your photos, videos, and images for free. Make photo slide shows to share with friends.
Upload your photos to store, edit, and get creative. Share your photos with whom you choose. You can also order prints of your photos for yourself or to ship directly to someone else.
Check out the menu item for Flickr on the left. Flickr is too cool to just have a mention - it needs its own section!
Upload and store your photos online. This is a fee-based site. Has standards and professional rates.
Organize, create, edit and share your photos online. Works on Mac and PC. Free Download.
Site updated on January 26, 2010
