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This afternoon I spent time working with teachers to develop new websites through Google Sites. One of the things that many wanted t 
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Yahoo says Flickr has more than 112 million users who have uploaded more than 11 billion photos.
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Good news for Flickr users today – the Yahoo-owned photo-storage and sharing app has finally been optimized for iPad, though it will only work for those running iOS 8. While Flickr already worked... Keep reading →
Jennifer Foster Harper's curator insight,
August 31, 2014 3:54 PM
Great resource for Primary Sources.
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Flickr is almost certainly the best online photo management and sharing application in the world.
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Flickr is known for hosting millions of images, but it also hosts lots of videos. The advanced search tools within Flickr make it easy t
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UPDATE: looks like a bug. Scroll down for more. Something weird and potentially bad just happened to the Flickr photo-sharing site. Specifically, their page listing photos published under Creativ...
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Flickr began rolling out a new feature called Camera Roll today, PetaPixel reports. The update, now testing in beta, features a sleeker interface that allows users to browse, edit, and organize...
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The article lists most valuable photostreams created by institutions participating in The Commons project by Flickr.
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Everyone's doing presentations on school leadership, educational technology and professional learning communities, right? Me too. Figured you'd find something in my slide decks that would be useful.
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Sure, Yahoo just about killed Flickr, but today it's trying to restore its former glory.
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If you want to find eye catching pictures to use in your blog posts or training materials you need royalty free stock images or pictures released under a creati...
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