1	"Digital Photography" Digital Photography By: Helen Teague http://4oops.com helen@4oops.com
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6	"Pixels:" Pixels: Print vs. Computer Screen If printing the picture the more pixels the better. Generally between 150-300 dpi. If using the picture on a computer screen it needs to fit on the monitor without scrolling. Common computer resolution is 800 pixels by 600 pixels.
7	Resolution
8	Storage Devices
9	Viewing Screens/Zoom Lens
10	Go Digital ! View images before they are printed if you don't like what you see, edit or delete Save Money and Time Keep only the pictures you like or need. No waste of unexposed film when you can't wait. Just In Time Benefit Real time recording
11	Curriculum Connections Fieldtrips Highlight fieldtrip spots (before) not to miss ahead of time. Review field trips (after) with pictures, discuss learning, share with other groups (parents). Create assignments to record processes. For example: lab equipment procedures, beginning of class procedures, end of class procedures, care of classroom materials, pictures for vocabulary or reading lessons.
12	Curriculum Connections Student Showcase Pictures of outstanding work (refrigerators) Email pictures to parents at work or home Online Portfolios
13	Curriculum Connections Student Showcase Catch them being insightful! Helpful! *On Task!
14	Curriculum Connections Webpage backgrounds, Screensavers, Wallpapers,
15	Curriculum Connections Personalize with Photostamps: http://www.photo.stamps.com/ Personalize with Artsonia: http://www.artsonia.com
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17	Which Is A Better Photo?
18	Get Up Close
19	The Rule of Thirds
20	The Rule of Thirds
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24	Adjust by Cropping
25	Frame Your View
26	Frame Your View
27	Create Interest Through Contrast Your eye follows the lines
28	Create Interest Through Themes Thematic objects in different settings
29	Create Interest Through Themes Same thematic object in different settings
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32	Student Projects Digital Postcards Pictorial Diary Visual Thesaurus Multimedia Flowchart Illustrated stories or poems Reinforce real world examples Angle on a house, shapes etc... Pictorial Classification of species Create a local city history Illustrated Quotes or Aphorisms
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35	Samples: Summer Learning High Adventure Projects Photo Essay: Cliff Walk Page Virtual Postcard: Eastport, Maine Surweb - Egg Embryology and Production The Powerful Math Curse of Room 30 The Butterfly and Hummingbird Garden at Longfellow School
36	Web Resources: Digital Cameras in Ed: http://www.drscavanaugh.org/digitalcamera/ Teaching Ideas: http://www.brunswick.k12.me.us/lon/lonlinks/digicam/teacher/home.html Teaching with Digital Cameras: http://www.tech4learning.com/services/teachingwithdigitalcameras.htm *****Ofoto: http://www.ofoto.com
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38	Evaluations Please fill out an evaluation of today’s session. To access the evaluation, go to the OOPS website at http://4oops.com, scroll down to the link at the bottom of the page called “Pasadena Digital” The answer “4” is always appreciated J
39	Two Pictures are Worth a Thousand Lab Reports