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Cynthia Salas Rodriguez's curator insight,
February 3, 2021 9:26 PM
Excellent article! I love this idea for a project for my students. This is a great project for when we study still life photography. The article states that artifacts are great items to use to tell one's story, to connect people, to capture moments, and to reflect changes.
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"Apple has posted a series of quick videos covering some helpful iPhone photography tips. If you’re one of the many people who use their iPhone as their primary camera, you’ll likely find some of them to be informative. Via John Evans
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A look at infographics that brilliantly display data using physical objects, a technique that can simplify information. Via Lauren Moss, Jim Lerman
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Professional photographers and casual photo snappers will both likely find a new free book of interest in this collection of photography eBooks. Via Tom D'Amico (@TDOttawa)
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In today’s “selfie” generation, photography isn’t always seen as a high art form, especially among our students. Therefore, it’s up to us to share the work of prominent photographers and showcase what a powerful form of expression photography can be. Luckily, we can easily capitalize on our students’ love of technology to do this! And, […] Via NextLearning, John Evans
Cynthia Salas Rodriguez's curator insight,
February 3, 2021 9:28 PM
You don't need expensive equipment to get started with photography. Students can use iPads or other devices to learn photography. This is a great tool use in the classroom especially if students are all issued a device. 
Tifanee Gladney's curator insight,
March 22, 2021 11:33 AM
I chose this article because it gives some insight on how more portable camera options (cell phones, ipads, other tablets, etc) are growing in popularity compared to a more expensive DSLR camera or other professional grade equipment.
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Stream all of Nikon School Online's courses for free the entire month of April. Let's make the most of this time. Via Tom D'Amico (@TDOttawa)
Cristian Cardona's curator insight,
April 8, 2020 1:34 PM
I have a group of students. They are between 14 and 19 years old, and something interesting about them is that almost all of them are interested in photography. I think that this type of courses are solutions for them to keep practicing English while doing a hobby they really enjoy. I share this for all the other English teachers that have students similar to mine.
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Cynthia Salas Rodriguez's curator insight,
February 3, 2021 6:30 PM
Photography teachers do you need ideas for your students? Check this article out. It has some great ideas and projects for students to engage in.
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"In today’s 'selfie' generation, photography isn’t always seen as a high art form, especially among our students. Therefore, it’s up to us to share the work of prominent photographers and showcase what a powerful form of expression photography can be." Thanks to Amanda Koonlaba for sharing this resource on the NEA edCommunities Middle School Strategies community. Via Peter Mellow
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The dictionary refers to Kodak moments as sentimental or charming moments worthy of capturing in a photograph, true indeed. Kodak is an American technology company that dominated the photographic film market during the 20th century. The downfall began when photographs became digitalized. Kodak passed behind the bankruptcy and reconstructed with the name Kodak Alaris. Kodak moments project is their new attempt to print or share your memories. Via TheTechNews
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