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Short, basic description of flickr and how to use the basic parts.
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Flickr
- 5. Creating an Account Click here to create an account. Use your yahoo id or create a yahoo id
- 10. Uploading Flicker also has tools to help you upload your pictures!
- 12. More Options Add notes to parts of the picture Edit your photo using the online photo editor Picnik: crop, autofix, rotate, resize, exposure, sharpen, fix red eye, etc. Send pictures to a group or set Order prints
- 20. Questions? Photo taken by flickr user silgeo
Editor's Notes
- From Wikipedia: Flickr is an image and video hosting website, web services suite, and online community platform. In addition to being a popular website for users to share personal photographs, the service is widely used by bloggers as a photo repository.[1] As of October 2009, it claims to host more than 4 billion images.[2] Free and Pro Accounts Free account allows you to upload 2 videos and 100MB worth of photos each calendar month, Photostream views limited to the 200 most recent images Pro account allows unlimited pictures and short videos ($24.95 per year) You can also find Creative Commons licensed photos on Flickr.
- Explain searching, advanced searching, creative commons; pros and cons of creating an account, how to create an account.
- Go to actual page to see the sign in process
- From the You:Your profile menu you can add all sorts of information about yourself
- Privacy settings let you control who can see what about you and your pictures.
- Flickr uses Creative Commons licensing procedures which lets you set a variety of levels of protection for your photos.
- For more information you can go to the Creative Commons website creativecommons .org/
- Sign into Flickr and show upload page
- Go to flickr to show how to add info to pictures. Types of info: Title, map, who can see it, tags. Tags and notes allow you to annotate your photos.
- More things to do with your photos.
- Show actual page
- Groups are places to store photos related to a theme. They can be public, public by invitation only (the page is public but to post you need an invite), or private (need an invite to post and see photos).
- You can add items to the map either individually or through the organize and create tab (good for multiple photos)