Think about how digital photography can be used in teaching, learning, and libraries. For instance, did you know that mushrooms sometimes grow out of old logs?

Consider how to address multiple intelligences when designing instruction materials.

Here are some examples to get you thinking:

• Use a series of photos to tell a story or virtual adventure
  
• Historic Fort using Comic Life
• Museum slide show
  
• Use a series of photos to demonstrate a process (i.e., making a sculpture) or cycle (i.e., life cycle of a tree).
• Watch a Google Docs Presentation on Canning Tomatoes.
• Pepper Water Demonstration
• Checkout Demonstration
  
• Right-click and Save as Target (or Save Link As) to download Seed to Sapling PowerPoint Template. Eric used photographs to show the life cycle of the tree.
• Use a series of photos to make a comparison such as right/wrong or correct/incorrect.
• Compare/Contrast
  
• Use photos to show how items can be organized or categorized.
• Use photos as story starters or to stimulate thinking.
• Use photos for visualizing vocabulary or labeling parts.
• French Vocabulary
  

Part 3 Assignment Requirements
For this assignment, there are two elements:
First, you need to write about your ideas for using digital photos in teaching and learning in a school or library setting.
Second, you must create and share a completed example. If you create your project in Microsoft PowerPoint or other software, you can use the INSERT option to upload your example as an attachment.

Ideas
Try using Google Docs' Presentations (under Insert Menu) to create your example.
You may want to check out the High Tech Learning: Photography page for more ideas.
For more examples, go to the Digital Photos in Teaching wikispace.