This would be a great story starter for a writing class.
With Graphic #4, I changed the filter to change the colors of the green and highlight the darker greens on the rock. The fun behind these effects is teachers can be totally creative and bring new aspects out of a photo for your learners or audience. They can play with exposure and saturation, etc. Teachers can turn something black and white or highlight in color a specific feature. They range from placing filters on them to create different colors and textures. With the advances in technology there are tons of programs and effects you can use to enhance a photo. Once the area is selected hit check mark at top of workspace to complete crop. Drag the box that appears to the portion of image you want to cropĦ. Select Cropping Tool on Left Hand Side Tool Barĥ. Steps to Cropping an Image in Photo Image Editor Pixelstyle:Ĥ. They could even crop it in closer and look at the rock formations and have them determine what type of rock is present and what type of erosion might have caused this ravine. They could have students write about why this tunnel was created. In class, teachers could use this to discuss the science behind how archways were created. In Graphic #3, I zoomed in on the stone archway. Basically it's like cutting out a portion of a photo and zooming in on that piece. Select Image in tool bar at top of screenĬropping an image allows you the ability to narrow down the view of an image. Select Open (which will allow you to pick your photo from your computer)Ĥ. Steps to Resizing an Image in Photo Image Editor Pixelstyle:ģ. Resizing a photo changes the physical shape of the image but not the pixel dimensions. Graphic Image #2 has a size of 460x988 and only takes up 445 KB of space. I used a program called Photo Image Editor Pixelstyle to resize this image.
The original image was a rather large photo and sometimes can take up too much space in a presentation or activity you are creating.
The image has a size of 1960x4032 and takes up 4.1 MB. I could see teachers putting this picture up to have students use as a writing prompt, or maybe a start for a discussion about plants and their habitats. I picked this image to showcase how teachers can take a simple picture like this and use it in a classroom. Graphic Image #1 was a picture I took of a hiking trail I visited last summer. Adding images, clipart and artistic elements can bring to life what they are presenting to their audience. Graphics can be a valuable asset in education, not only in the realm of lesson planning, but also in presentations to colleagues. My target audience would be teachers of all ages and abilities who are wanting to improve their lessons with technology.
#PHOTO IMAGE EDITOR PIXELSTYLE CROPPING HOW TO#
Since my site is designed to help teachers learn new techniques to use in the classroom, I selected items I felt would best showcase how to use graphics in lessons, presentations, or activities. In Task 2, I was asked to create a collection of graphics for my website (e-portfolio).
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