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Clipart Panda - Free Clipart Images Toonytool_marini's insight google immagini_marini's insight phrase it_marini's insight How to Find Creative Commons Images Earlier this month Creative Commons released a new image search tool. When you use the new Creative Commons image search tool all of the images that you find will include all of the image attribution information that you need. The attribution information is formatted for digital and printed use. In the video embedded below you can learn how easy it is to use the new Creative Commons image search engine. On a related note, PhotosforClass.com offers a great way to include a Creative Commons image search tool in your classroom, school, or library website. Here are the week’s most popular posts from FreeTech4Teachers.com: 1. Join me this summer for the Practical Ed Tech Chromebook Camp or the Practical Ed Tech BYOD Camp.
Two Ways to Create Book Trailers on Chromebooks - Video Demonstration A book trailer is a short video designed to entice someone else to read a book that you enjoyed. Having your students create book trailer videos is a nice alternative to the typical book report assignment. I've previously shared an outline of the elements needed to create a book trailer video. Earlier this week someone asked me for recommendations for tools for creating book trailers on the Chromebooks in her classroom. More detailed Adobe Spark tutorials can be found here.
Logo Design and Name Generator 5 Ways to Update Your Google Slides with Spark Post Designs Looking to update your Google Slides decks or searching for a way to support student storytellers during their own presentations? You’ll want to check out Spark Post from the folks Adobe, a free, easy-to-use tool for teachers and students. If your school is using Google Classroom or you and your students love Google Slides, you’ll absolutely love Spark Post. It’s a super simple design tool that lets you create beautiful graphics. To get started with Spark Post all you have to do is choose an image size and add text. Well Spark Post gives you an option to create images in the perfect size for both full screen and wide screen slide presentations. Although you might decide to create just a title slide at first, here are five ways to combine Spark Post with Google Slides: Search for pictures to illustrate a point using Spark Post. Discuss how colors connect to themes by connecting the Spark Post design palettes to a conversation about colors and symbolism.