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Med Kharbach: This is the fifth guide I created in a series of several posts on how to tap into the educational potential of Google services. Today's topic is Google Images. This is probably among those most used services in education. Teachers and students use images for a variety of learning and teaching reasons. However, before including images in any classroom project, students need to learn about copyright issues. Via Dennis T OConnor 
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April 23, 4:51 PM
Excellent tips on how to search Google Images, including how to filter for Creative Commons licensed images. 
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April 24, 5:45 AM
Don't miss the other Google App guides created by this author: Simple Visual Guide on How to Refine Google Search9 Steps to Create Posters Using Google Docs8 Things Every Teacher should Able to Do with Google Docs Teacher's Guide to Search for Apps Using Google4 YouTube Services Teachers should Know aboutDelete the scoop?
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In an effort to stem teacher apprehension about letting students at the elementary level just “google” their image, Fred Koch created this screencast on the features of Google Advanced Image Search. In particular, this tutorial points to the importance of citing images, finding images which are ‘labeled for reuse’ and examining the SafeSearch options. Via Dennis T OConnor Delete the scoop?
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