by mckinleysa | Jul 14, 2021 | Accessibility, File Sharing, Filming, Group Work, Images, Other, Social Media
The TLT often gets this question: besides iMovie, what free video editor might you suggest for students? One new option is Kapwing. Kapwing is an online image, video, and GIF editing platform whose mission is to enable digital storytelling. Unlike most online editing...
by Mendi Benigni | Feb 28, 2020 | Assessment, Audio, Communication, Images, Multimedia, Other, Video
“Artsteps is a a web-based environment that allows its members to create virtual art galleries in lifelike 3D spaces. It is an application for artists, art organizations and art enthusiasts to model actual or virtual exhibitions by designing realistic...
by Amy Ostrom | Apr 17, 2015 | Content Delivery, Images, Infographics, Multimedia, Other
Easel.ly is a tool to help you or your students to create infographics to visually represent data. This tool is free and has both a web based interface and an iPad app. Here is an example of an infographic created using Easel.ly: Link to...
by Chris Meshanko | Dec 5, 2014 | Content Delivery, Images, Multimedia, Presentation
According to a recent comScore report (2014), approximately 67% of Americans use Google to search for information and images. But with billions of images, how can you find the most appropriate one(s) for your project? With Google Images Search Tools, you can specify...
by Jessica Smith | Oct 21, 2014 | Content Delivery, Images, Infographics, Multimedia, Other, Presentation, Social Media
Canva is a web-based application (also an iPad app) that allows the average person to become a graphic designer! Unlike the Adobe Creative Suite, Canva requires no extensive training or design skills. Instead, Canva provides free templates, graphics, and fonts that...
by Laura Plotts | Feb 27, 2014 | Content Delivery, Google, Google, Images, Multimedia, Other
Think wordle for images and you have Imagequilts a Chrome browser extension that allows you to create and edit a tiled display of images resulting from a Google image search This tutorial provides step-by-step instructions for creating an ImageQuilt. Uses: A visual...
by Mendi Benigni | Jul 8, 2013 | Images, Multimedia, Other, Projects
Google’s Advanced Search feature makes it quick and easy to locate images with open usage rights such as “free to use share or modify.” This search features allows you and your students to find and use images without worrying about violating Copyright law. Tutorial...
