We researched this, and found the Google web storage a possible option, tied
with Picasa clients (cross platform).
I liked the auto-sync folders in Picasa, and the option to have only starred
photos sync to the web.
However, I had some issues with tags syncing with the web folders. I could
tag a hundred faces using the client software, but then the gallery would
sync to the web with no face tags. This part seemed buggy.
Thus, we are waiting to test again. A second concern was the Google terms
and conditions, which appeared to state that the service could be changed or
discontinued with little or no warning...
Jim Heynderickx
On Wed, Nov 4, 2009 at 7:11 PM, Joe Peacock <joep@burgundyfarm.org> wrote:
> I would love to hear back from anyone who is using a Flickr (or Picassa)
> account for their school, whether as an image archive solution or as a way
> to share school photos with parents (or both). Obviously, we are
> considering this.
>
> I'd particularly like to know what policies and procedures you have
> developed for accessing the site and uploading photos and whether you
> created one or more Flickr groups (I'm not sure if there is an equivalent
> in Picassa).
>
> Thanks in advance for any shared wisdom.
>
> All the best, Joe Peacock
>
> Joseph E. Peacock
> Director of Technology
> Burgundy Farm Country Day School
> 3700 Burgundy Road
> Alexandria, VA 22303
> tel. 703-842-0467
> fax: 703-960-5056
> joep@burgundyfarm.org
>
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