Wednesday, April 7, 2010

~ DragonFly Macro / All Sizes ~

Check out this fantastic photo I found in flickr. The one thing I love about flickr is that photography is celebrated. It's great to see people are still out there taking photos.


Flickr is a great way for students to keep photos and a great resource to access. Part of the learning process is making them aware of what is available for their use. They may use Flickr in a class lead project but also in other assessments. The fact that Flickr is free from copyright infringement as long as the images are referenced - actually Flickr may be a good starting point to discuss copyright with the class.

Flickr is another tool to engage students in a lesson as described in Dimension 1 - Attitudes and Perceptions (Marzano & Pickering et al, 1997).

Reference
Marzano, R. J., Pickering, D. J., Arredondo, D. E., Blackburn, G. J, Brandt, R. S., Moffett, C. A., Paynter, D. E., Pollock, J. E., & Whisler, J. S., (1997). Dimensions of Learning Teacher’s Manual (2nd ed). Denver, Colorado, USA: Mid-continent Research for Education and Learning.

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