Yesterday, I created this blog. In the past 24 hours I realized that it is so much more than a blog. The blog is the chronicle of my findings in Web 2.0 (my toolbox, right Jordan). I guess I should have given it another name. At the time I started I was thinking I was going to create a blog explaining how to create a blog. Since this is all new to me, I thought it would have straight forward instructions that I would be able to share with my Adult Basic Education students. Initially, I thought I would like to see them blogging to increase their writing time and medium of doing so. This still is a professional goal for me. Firstly, however, I need to learn more and become comfortable in this element, so as today's title says, today the topic was Flickr.
I had thought that Flickr may be a good way for me to store and organize my photos. After working on that site I do not see it being any better than what I presently use. Right now I organize, edit, save and print my photos with the Kodak Easy Share software that came with my camera. Granted, this is what I have been using for 5 years it it is quite easy for me to use. I don't see the reason to change. I already save photos on the web to share with family and friends through Facebook and Flickr could not offer me any better options with storage and editing.
I am curious, do any of my followers us Flickr to store and edit your own photos?
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