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Wednesday, March 26, 2008

Emergency Contact Systems Revisited

Sorry to bring this up again, but we have narrowed our search of
Emergency Contact Systems to 3 vendors and would love to talk with you
if you are using any of the 3. The 3 systems we have narrowed our list
to are 2Unify, SchoolReach, and AlertNow. We are especially interested
in talking with you if you use 2Unify or SchoolReach, as there has been
much discussion about AlertNow on this list. If you would be available
to talk with me, please contact me off list. Thank you for your
consideration!

Jeff Ritter
Director of Technology
St. John's School
2401 Claremont Ln.
Houston, TX 77019
713-850-4020

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Turnitin Ruled Fair Use (UNCLASSIFIED)

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Given past conversation I thought the list might be interested that
Turnitin recently won its first serious court challenge over violating
student's copyright. Interestingly the case did not turn on their
"finger-printing" technology but instead that:

"student essays in their normal form were viewed as having no market,
and their reuse by turnitin did not in any way diminish the students'
"incentive for creativity"-namely, their grades."

Summary Article:
http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post/20080326-plagiarism-screener-gets-p
assing-grade-in-copyright-lawsuit.html

Court Decision:
http://www.iparadigms.com/iParadigms_03-11-08_Opinion.pdf

Sadly it was a summary judgment, so someone may push to take another
suite to a jury, but the citation of the Google vs Perfect 10 case, puts
a fairly big nail in the coffin of copyright based arguments.

_J
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Tuesday, March 25, 2008

Re: Job Posting

Hi,

Would you please send me a salary range or ballpark figure, to see if this
position would even be a possibility.

Thanks

On Tue, Mar 25, 2008 at 5:20 PM, Jane Baker <jbaker@putneyschool.org> wrote:

> The Putney School, a progressive secondary boarding school, has an opening
> for a Director of Technology. The job provides considerable scope for
> innovative leadership within a forward looking educational community.
>
> The Director will:
>
> 1. Oversee school-wide data structures, policies and procedures;
> 2. Provide vision and strategic direction to the department;
> 3. Oversee and manage technology staff;
> 4. Work with all major departments (i.e. Development, Admissions, etc.)
> to make the best use of technology
> 5. Manage budgets;
> 6. Oversee inventory and planned refresh of the infrastructure;
> 7. Develop and maintain a strategic plan (both academic and
> administrative);
> 8. Cultivate vendor relationships;
> 9. Be a portal into the rest of the technology world (i.e. professional
> development, site visits, staying current on new technologies and
> "best
> practices");
> 10. Act as an "internal consultant" to the Director, Trustees, faculty,
> students and parents.
> 11. Be able to step in where needed for network administration, solving
> problems as they arise, and working with teachers in the academic
> realm.
>
> The ideal candidate:
>
> * Has interest and demonstrated ability in an educational setting,
> sense of humor, flexibility, energy, collegiality, and the ability to work
> effectively with a team.
> * Has the ability to learn quickly and teach effectively
>
> Minimum requirements:
>
> 1. At least two years in a comparable supervisory and management
> position.
> 2. Excellent communication skills
>
> The Putney School seeks to promote diversity in its program and hiring. We
> recognize that a diverse faculty and staff is crucial to the success and
> continued relevance of the school.
>
> Please send a cover letter, resume and list of references by April 10,
> 2008 to:
>
> Emily Jones, Director
> ejones@putneyschool.org
> or
> The Putney School
> 418 Houghton Brook Road
> Putney, VT 05346
>
> Jane Baker
> Director of Technology
> The Putney School
> Putney, VT 05346
> http://www.putneyschool.org
>
>
>
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Schools using Drupal CMS for Extranets?

Hello All,

I am trying to gain a good list of schools who are using Drupal for their
forward facing websites. If you are using Drupal, did you also engage a
developer or designer to work with you? If so, would you mind sharing?

Thanks in advance,
Cameron Moredock

--
Cameron Moredock
Director of Technology
Bentley School
Oakland and Lafayette, California
cmoredock-at-bentleyschool-dot-net
--

Job Posting

The Putney School, a progressive secondary boarding school, has an opening
for a Director of Technology. The job provides considerable scope for
innovative leadership within a forward looking educational community.

The Director will:

1. Oversee school-wide data structures, policies and procedures;
2. Provide vision and strategic direction to the department;
3. Oversee and manage technology staff;
4. Work with all major departments (i.e. Development, Admissions, etc.)
to make the best use of technology
5. Manage budgets;
6. Oversee inventory and planned refresh of the infrastructure;
7. Develop and maintain a strategic plan (both academic and
administrative);
8. Cultivate vendor relationships;
9. Be a portal into the rest of the technology world (i.e. professional
development, site visits, staying current on new technologies and "best
practices");
10. Act as an "internal consultant" to the Director, Trustees, faculty,
students and parents.
11. Be able to step in where needed for network administration, solving
problems as they arise, and working with teachers in the academic realm.

The ideal candidate:

* Has interest and demonstrated ability in an educational setting,
sense of humor, flexibility, energy, collegiality, and the ability to work
effectively with a team.
* Has the ability to learn quickly and teach effectively

Minimum requirements:

1. At least two years in a comparable supervisory and management
position.
2. Excellent communication skills

The Putney School seeks to promote diversity in its program and hiring. We
recognize that a diverse faculty and staff is crucial to the success and
continued relevance of the school.

Please send a cover letter, resume and list of references by April 10,
2008 to:

Emily Jones, Director
ejones@putneyschool.org
or
The Putney School
418 Houghton Brook Road
Putney, VT 05346

Jane Baker
Director of Technology
The Putney School
Putney, VT 05346
http://www.putneyschool.org

Re: combined library and technology departments

We are considering this option. Could you please keep this public?
Thank you.
A forum for independent school educators <ISED-L@LISTSERV.SYR.EDU> writes:
>Greetings --
>
>I'm doing a bit of research and I'm trying to find some schools that have
>merged their library and technology departments. These can either be
>schools who have always had these departments together or schools that
>have
>recently merged the two departments.
>
>Please contact me off-list (cbutler@stjohnsprep.org). If people are
>interested, I'll post a summary list in a week or two.
>
>Thanks,
>Christopher
>
>
>--
>Christopher Butler
>Academic Technology Director
>St. John's Preparatory School
>Danvers, MA
>
>
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Re: Online photo storage

Gallery is fantastic. Lots of features and runs rock solid on a typical =
LAMP server.

Eric Wallis
Network Administrator
Notre Dame Preparatory School

-----Original Message-----
From: Emily S. Auerswald [mailto:eauerswald@indiancreekschool.com]
Sent: Tue 3/25/2008 10:11 AM
To: ISED-L@LISTSERV.SYR.EDU
Subject: Online photo storage
=20
Hello all,

I would like to set up an online database of school photos that could be =
accessed by 5 or 6 people who regularly utilize these photos for =
publications, the web site, etc. These people are on two separate =
campuses that do not share a quick network connection. This does not =
need to be a fancy resource, just a good place to make these photos =
accessible to everyone from one spot. I don't think that a single =
external hard drive would work, given the two-campus system. Right now, =
each of these people have some of the photos, and we'd like to have all =
of the photos in one place. So, I'm looking for a resource that will =
fit this bill:

- Available online
- Secure (accessed only by those with login/password)
- Can be filed with tags or keywords
- Easily searchable
- Photos are still available to be downloaded for a high-quality print =
image

Can you please share your thoughts (pros, cons) on the following? Or, =
do you have additional suggestions?

- Picasa
- Flickr
- Gallery2

Many thanks!
__________________________________________
Emily S. Auerswald
Indian Creek School
1130 Anne Chambers Way
Crownsville, MD 21032
eauerswald@indiancreekschool.com

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Re: combined library and technology departments

Christopher,

The Blake School merged the library and technology departments in 1999. It hasn't gone as smoothly as the school had hoped, but it is the right decision for Blake. The blur between library/technology becomes more blurry each year. Let me know if you need
additional information. A summary is always nice.

Marilyn

A forum for independent school educators <ISED-L@LISTSERV.SYR.EDU> on Tuesday, March 25, 2008 at 12:06 PM +0000 wrote:
>Greetings --
>
>I'm doing a bit of research and I'm trying to find some schools that have
>merged their library and technology departments. These can either be
>schools who have always had these departments together or schools that have
>recently merged the two departments.
>
>Please contact me off-list (cbutler@stjohnsprep.org). If people are
>interested, I'll post a summary list in a week or two.
>
>Thanks,
>Christopher
>
>
>--
>Christopher Butler
>Academic Technology Director
>St. John's Preparatory School
>Danvers, MA

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mkelley@blakeschool.org (v) 952-988-3408
http://www.blakeschool.org

(f) 952-988-3412

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Re: combined library and technology departments

Christopher,

We have been a combined library/technology department for the past ten
years. For us, this integrated department has worked out extremely well.
Here is a description from our website:

Nearly ten years ago, as The Key School contemplated the changes
technology would bring to the education world, the School elected to
form a combined library/technology department; a configuration that was,
at the time, in the vanguard. Rather than equipping the School with
technology, the plan was to equip the students and teachers to use
technology effectively, ethically and with purpose. Key School
librarians, as practicing "information managers," collaborate with Key
School technologists to support students in using technology to solve
problems, to communicate ideas, to think critically as they synthesize
facts and evaluate data. This thinking of a decade ago has allowed Key
School to integrate technology in a manner that is meaningful for the
students and supportive of Key School's Mission.

Marilyn Meyerson
Head, Library and Technology
The Key School

-----Original Message-----
From: A forum for independent school educators
[mailto:ISED-L@LISTSERV.SYR.EDU] On Behalf Of CHRISTOPHER BUTLER
Sent: Tuesday, March 25, 2008 2:07 PM
To: ISED-L@LISTSERV.SYR.EDU
Subject: combined library and technology departments

Greetings --

I'm doing a bit of research and I'm trying to find some schools that
have
merged their library and technology departments. These can either be
schools who have always had these departments together or schools that
have
recently merged the two departments.

Please contact me off-list (cbutler@stjohnsprep.org). If people are
interested, I'll post a summary list in a week or two.

Thanks,
Christopher

--=20
Christopher Butler
Academic Technology Director
St. John's Preparatory School
Danvers, MA

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combined library and technology departments

Greetings --

I'm doing a bit of research and I'm trying to find some schools that have
merged their library and technology departments. These can either be
schools who have always had these departments together or schools that have
recently merged the two departments.

Please contact me off-list (cbutler@stjohnsprep.org). If people are
interested, I'll post a summary list in a week or two.

Thanks,
Christopher

--
Christopher Butler
Academic Technology Director
St. John's Preparatory School
Danvers, MA

Re: Online photo storage

Hello, Emily,

Three options that come readily to mind -- all are web
based.

The first is Gallery2 -- http://gallery.menalto.com/

You can also do this in a few different ways using
Drupal -- Drupal also offers automatic scaling
alongside retaining the original, so you can have the
mechanism to quickly load a smaller size image that
links to the original.

The third option is DAlbum, at http://www.dalbum.org/
-- this is the simplest solution, but DAlbum has been
around for years, and is a great application.

Cheers,

Bill

--- "Emily S. Auerswald"
<eauerswald@indiancreekschool.com> wrote:

> Hello all,
>
> I would like to set up an online database of school
> photos that could be accessed by 5 or 6 people who
> regularly utilize these photos for publications, the
> web site, etc. These people are on two separate
> campuses that do not share a quick network
> connection. This does not need to be a fancy
> resource, just a good place to make these photos
> accessible to everyone from one spot. I don't think
> that a single external hard drive would work, given
> the two-campus system. Right now, each of these
> people have some of the photos, and we'd like to
> have all of the photos in one place. So, I'm
> looking for a resource that will fit this bill:
>
> - Available online
> - Secure (accessed only by those with
> login/password)
> - Can be filed with tags or keywords
> - Easily searchable
> - Photos are still available to be downloaded for a
> high-quality print image
>
>
> Can you please share your thoughts (pros, cons) on
> the following? Or, do you have additional
> suggestions?
>
> - Picasa
> - Flickr
> - Gallery2
>
> Many thanks!
> __________________________________________
> Emily S. Auerswald
> Indian Creek School
> 1130 Anne Chambers Way
> Crownsville, MD 21032
> eauerswald@indiancreekschool.com
>
> [ For info on ISED-L see http://www.gds.org/ISED-L ]
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> commons, attribution, non-commercial, share-alike
> license.
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>

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Annual Fund Appeals to Vendors

Do any of you have success with Annual Fund appeals to vendors who do
business with your school? If so, do you have a sample letter you would
share?

Thanks!

Rachel S. Deems
Director of Development
Stratford Academy
6010 Peake Road
Macon, GA 3122
478-477-8073 ext. 210
478-477-0299 fax
478-318-1854 cell

Copyright Policy

Hi everyone!

We're looking for examples of copyright policies from other independent s=
chools. If you have one that you can share, please send it to me.

Tks.

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Treat each piece of paper as precious and reduce waste - don't print e-ma=
il.
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Steve Taffee 650.470.7725 (office)
Director of Technology 415.613.6684 (mobile)
Castilleja School 650.326.8036 (fax)
1310 Bryant Street steve_taffee@castilleja.org =20
Palo Alto, CA 94301

www.castilleja.org
Women Learning, Women Leading
-------

Re: Online photo storage

We use Flickr Pro - $25/year - unlimited storage, etc. We are still
transitioning to it from our on campus system. Tags, keywords - yes. High
quality images. Access - you have to be creative. You have one login for
the pro account but you can share pictures with other *free* accounts.
You can only upload (unlimited) from the Pro login.
page

Page Lennig
Technology Manager
Waynflete School
207-774-7863ext.320
page_lennig@waynflete.org

A forum for independent school educators <ISED-L@LISTSERV.SYR.EDU> writes:
>Hello all,
>
>I would like to set up an online database of school photos that could be
>accessed by 5 or 6 people who regularly utilize these photos for
>publications, the web site, etc. These people are on two separate
>campuses that do not share a quick network connection. This does not
>need to be a fancy resource, just a good place to make these photos
>accessible to everyone from one spot. I don't think that a single
>external hard drive would work, given the two-campus system. Right now,
>each of these people have some of the photos, and we'd like to have all
>of the photos in one place. So, I'm looking for a resource that will fit
>this bill:
>
>- Available online
>- Secure (accessed only by those with login/password)
>- Can be filed with tags or keywords
>- Easily searchable
>- Photos are still available to be downloaded for a high-quality print
>image
>
>
>Can you please share your thoughts (pros, cons) on the following? Or, do
>you have additional suggestions?
>
>- Picasa
>- Flickr
>- Gallery2
>
>Many thanks!
>__________________________________________
>Emily S. Auerswald
>Indian Creek School
>1130 Anne Chambers Way
>Crownsville, MD 21032
>eauerswald@indiancreekschool.com

Re: Online photo storage

I'm a Flickr fan, too, and I created a private group for my school where
contributors can pool photos. Also, I really like the gallery feature in
iPhoto '08 which allows you to create a password protected photo space if
you have a .Mac account. People can view your photos in a slideshow,
download photos, and even contribute by adding pictures of their own.

Hope this helps,

Lucy Gray
University of Chicago Charter Schools

On Tue, Mar 25, 2008 at 10:18 AM, Page Lennig <page_lennig@waynflete.org>
wrote:

> We use Flickr Pro - $25/year - unlimited storage, etc. We are still
> transitioning to it from our on campus system. Tags, keywords - yes. High
> quality images. Access - you have to be creative. You have one login for
> the pro account but you can share pictures with other *free* accounts.
> You can only upload (unlimited) from the Pro login.
> page
>
> Page Lennig
> Technology Manager
> Waynflete School
> 207-774-7863ext.320
> page_lennig@waynflete.org
>
> A forum for independent school educators <ISED-L@LISTSERV.SYR.EDU> writes:
> >Hello all,
> >
> >I would like to set up an online database of school photos that could be
> >accessed by 5 or 6 people who regularly utilize these photos for
> >publications, the web site, etc. These people are on two separate
> >campuses that do not share a quick network connection. This does not
> >need to be a fancy resource, just a good place to make these photos
> >accessible to everyone from one spot. I don't think that a single
> >external hard drive would work, given the two-campus system. Right now,
> >each of these people have some of the photos, and we'd like to have all
> >of the photos in one place. So, I'm looking for a resource that will fit
> >this bill:
> >
> >- Available online
> >- Secure (accessed only by those with login/password)
> >- Can be filed with tags or keywords
> >- Easily searchable
> >- Photos are still available to be downloaded for a high-quality print
> >image
> >
> >
> >Can you please share your thoughts (pros, cons) on the following? Or, do
> >you have additional suggestions?
> >
> >- Picasa
> >- Flickr
> >- Gallery2
> >
> >Many thanks!
> >__________________________________________
> >Emily S. Auerswald
> >Indian Creek School
> >1130 Anne Chambers Way
> >Crownsville, MD 21032
> >eauerswald@indiancreekschool.com
>
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Re: Online photo storage (UNCLASSIFIED)

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Caveats: NONE

www.smugmug.com has most of the flickr pro services for free and a Pro
version as well that allows greater customization. The interface is
pretty but sometimes the functionality is clunky.

www.flickr.com has a stripped down interface, but I find it pretty
intuitive. The Pro version is cheaper than smugmug.

coppermine-gallery.net
Is a great open-source product that can be a little tricky to set-up
initially, but the windows installer is pretty good. You can host it on
your LAN so, in theory it is faster, but it can be more complex if you
want to share galleries with parents and others.

www.apple.com/aperture/whatisaperture/
I don't think it meets all your needs but it is a pretty slick product
for professional image management and keeps you from having to open up
photoshop most of the time. I have only used it as a single user but it
saved me a lot of time.

___________________________________

Confidentiality Notice

Hello all,

I would like to set up an online database of school photos that could be
accessed by 5 or 6 people who regularly utilize these photos for
publications, the web site, etc. These people are on two separate
campuses that do not share a quick network connection. This does not
need to be a fancy resource, just a good place to make these photos
accessible to everyone from one spot. I don't think that a single
external hard drive would work, given the two-campus system. Right now,
each of these people have some of the photos, and we'd like to have all
of the photos in one place. So, I'm looking for a resource that will
fit this bill:

Can you please share your thoughts (pros, cons) on the following? Or,
do you have additional suggestions?

- Picasa
- Flickr
- Gallery2

Many thanks!
__________________________________________
Emily S. Auerswald
Indian Creek School
1130 Anne Chambers Way
Crownsville, MD 21032
eauerswald@indiancreekschool.com

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Caveats: NONE

Re: Online photo storage

iView was acquired by Microsoft and has morphed into Microsoft
Expression Media. I don't believe it's geared towards a client/server
setup, like Portfolio, but instead better suited for individual
photographers to catalog and tweak their own photos.

I've used Gallery in the past and find it quite suitable for such a
project, although its tagging and keyword based smart album features are
immature at best.

I currently use Smugmug for my personal photo library and like it quite
a bit. I believe they have pro and organizational packages that might
fit your needs.

S
---
Steven Dickenson <sdickenson@keyschool.org>
Computer Network Manager
The Key School, Annapolis Maryland

> -----Original Message-----
> From: A forum for independent school educators [mailto:ISED-
> L@LISTSERV.SYR.EDU] On Behalf Of Dorcas Hand
> Sent: Tuesday, March 25, 2008 10:17 AM
> To: ISED-L@LISTSERV.SYR.EDU
> Subject: Re: Online photo storage
>=20
> Iview is a software recommended to me that I have not been able to
> acquire yet. It is designed for use by professional photographers to
> keep track of their digital images with metatags.
>=20
> Dorcas Hand
> Annunciation Orthodox School
> Houston TX
>=20
> -----Original Message-----
> From: A forum for independent school educators
> [mailto:ISED-L@LISTSERV.SYR.EDU] On Behalf Of Emily S. Auerswald
> Sent: Tuesday, March 25, 2008 9:11 AM
> To: ISED-L@LISTSERV.SYR.EDU
> Subject: Online photo storage
>=20
> Hello all,
>=20
> I would like to set up an online database of school photos that could
> be
> accessed by 5 or 6 people who regularly utilize these photos for
> publications, the web site, etc. These people are on two separate
> campuses that do not share a quick network connection. This does not
> need to be a fancy resource, just a good place to make these photos
> accessible to everyone from one spot. I don't think that a single
> external hard drive would work, given the two-campus system. Right
> now,
> each of these people have some of the photos, and we'd like to have
all
> of the photos in one place. So, I'm looking for a resource that will
> fit this bill:
>=20
> - Available online
> - Secure (accessed only by those with login/password)
> - Can be filed with tags or keywords
> - Easily searchable
> - Photos are still available to be downloaded for a high-quality print
> image
>=20
>=20
> Can you please share your thoughts (pros, cons) on the following? Or,
> do you have additional suggestions?
>=20
> - Picasa
> - Flickr
> - Gallery2
>=20
> Many thanks!
> __________________________________________
> Emily S. Auerswald
> Indian Creek School
> 1130 Anne Chambers Way
> Crownsville, MD 21032
> eauerswald@indiancreekschool.com
>=20
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Re: Online photo storage

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Renee Ramig
Seven Hills School

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Hello all,

Can you please share your thoughts (pros, cons) on the following? Or, =
do you have additional suggestions?

- Picasa
- Flickr
- Gallery2

Many thanks!
__________________________________________
Emily S. Auerswald
Indian Creek School
1130 Anne Chambers Way
Crownsville, MD 21032
eauerswald@indiancreekschool.com

Re: Online photo storage

We have a server set-up in house that has a software package "Extensis Port=
folio 5.0" installed on it. From within the building we use the software t=
o catalog. The server also is set-up for FTP access so I browse through th=
e file folders at home. I'm not sure if Portfolio supports remote access.

-Ray

Raymond T. Shay
Director of Web Communications
Director of Speech and Debate Program

La Salle College High School
8605 Cheltenham Avenue
Wyndmoor, PA 19038
http://www.lschs.org

215-233-2911 x3042
shay@lschs.org

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Subject: Online photo storage

Hello all,

I would like to set up an online database of school photos that could be ac=
cessed by 5 or 6 people who regularly utilize these photos for publications=
, the web site, etc. These people are on two separate campuses that do not=
share a quick network connection. This does not need to be a fancy resour=
ce, just a good place to make these photos accessible to everyone from one =
spot. I don't think that a single external hard drive would work, given th=
e two-campus system. Right now, each of these people have some of the phot=
os, and we'd like to have all of the photos in one place. So, I'm looking =
for a resource that will fit this bill:

Can you please share your thoughts (pros, cons) on the following? Or, do y=
ou have additional suggestions?

- Picasa
- Flickr
- Gallery2

Many thanks!
__________________________________________
Emily S. Auerswald
Indian Creek School
1130 Anne Chambers Way
Crownsville, MD 21032
eauerswald@indiancreekschool.com

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Re: Online photo storage

Iview is a software recommended to me that I have not been able to
acquire yet. It is designed for use by professional photographers to
keep track of their digital images with metatags.

Dorcas Hand
Annunciation Orthodox School
Houston TX

-----Original Message-----
From: A forum for independent school educators
[mailto:ISED-L@LISTSERV.SYR.EDU] On Behalf Of Emily S. Auerswald
Sent: Tuesday, March 25, 2008 9:11 AM
To: ISED-L@LISTSERV.SYR.EDU
Subject: Online photo storage

Hello all,

Can you please share your thoughts (pros, cons) on the following? Or,
do you have additional suggestions?

- Picasa
- Flickr
- Gallery2

Many thanks!
__________________________________________
Emily S. Auerswald
Indian Creek School
1130 Anne Chambers Way
Crownsville, MD 21032
eauerswald@indiancreekschool.com

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