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PDA Tech

Thursday, February 15, 2007

Picasa in PYLUSD




Picasa, the photo imaging organizer, was the subject of class today. Eddie Tabata led a group of teachers through the features and uses of Picasa. If you haven't tried it, you should download (free) and see what you think.
Kids could easily use this program to edit images they've taken. Have you used this program with kids in class? If so, let us know how it worked!

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