Save by GotCredit, cc Attribution 2.0 Google has a new feature that allows you to save images when you are logged into your Google account. The procedure is very simple: When searching for images, no matter what browser you’re using, go to www.images.google.com Check the upper right hand corner of the screen to
I'm a big fan of Richard Byrne's blog, Free Technology for Teachers. He does post a lot of useful ideas, links, and suggestions. I subscribe to a weekly email service that he provides in which I receive summaries of what he's been posting. Richard Byrne recently posted an article on best practices for using photos
Welcome to my new QSLIN blog which I hope will provide you with resources that you can use and share with those who need them. I love to write, I love to rant and I love to help people find information sources, books, apps...just like all my librarian colleagues. I look forward to your comments
Hello, I've spoken about this film to people many many times. It really is worth watching! Here's an easy way to check it out from the comfort of your own computer... RiP! A Remix Manifesto by Brett Gaylor, National Film Board of Canada Julian
Hello, As Creative Commons materials become more and more common, know how to properly use and cite them is becoming more important. Now everyone however knows how to do this. Thankfully the people over at Creative Commons Australia have put together a very clear 9-page PDF showing exactly how and when and where you need to cite
