Off course now I’m thinking what if Linda wanted to add her student voices to them? Well I think it can be done.

I’ve done it with Animoto you can check it out here – http://suewaters.com/2010/01/22/always-push-those-boundaries/

Chuckling that it might mean you wouldn’t get time to eat lunch if you did that though. Here’s how to use Audacity to record the voice – http://aquaculturepda.wikispaces.com/podcast4

I met my goal of creating a quiz using PhotoPeach! In fact, I like the feature so much, I’ve used the quiz a few times recently. Here is an example of a quiz from a Circle post we did last week.
Circle or Sphere?

Yesterday, I realized that I should be using PhotoPeach more because, as you said, it saves a lot of time. (No, I’m not being paid.)

I had a student who went whale watching and wanted to write about it on the blog. Usually, I upload all the pictures one at a time and then call the student up to let them type the text. It can be quite time consuming. As I was watching the photos upload, I thought, “What am I doing? This is taking so much time!”

I quickly opened up PhotoPeach. We loaded all the photos at one time from the child’s jump drive. We discussed choosing music…how the mood of a slide show is influenced by music…and she picked an appropriate song. I taught her how to click on a picture and add the text.

It was done in no time, and it looks great! (I had time to actually eat lunch!) Here’s a link to her post: Visit the Pacific Ocean!.

PhotoPeach not only spices up the blog post, but also saves teachers a lot of that precious commodity we call time.

Thanks for all your support, Sue!

Linda