Uses in the Classroom: Teachers can use image editing to have students identify what doesn't/does belong in an environment. For example, a teacher can find a copyright free picture of the ocean floor and add color/images to demonstrate what should be included in the ocean floor habitat. The teacher may also put in some images that do not belong, thereby challenging students to figure out the proper depiction of the ocean floor. The teacher can really customize a lesson to his/her classroom needs using image editing software. Students can use image editing to create altered images that accompany a narrative or story that they wrote.
Issues: Depending on the activity and the familiarity the teacher has with the Photoshop program, this may be a time consuming project. Students will also need training in the basic tools of Photoshop before they can edit/alter images.
Copyright: The first image belongs to EarlRShumaker via Flickr. The gif was created by the owner of this blog using Adobe Photoshop software.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/64141731@N03/11054011125/sizes/c/in/photostream/
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