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Wednesday, February 4, 2015
Posters for the Classroom
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Eerie Photos as Writing Prompts
Mikaela Rakos, on Dashburst.com compiled these photos from the popular Twitter account, Abandoned Places. Of these photos, Rakos writes:
Kings, queens, empires, cities and even architecture and infrastructure can fade from fame and glory as the years pass. These photos of abandoned places remind us that nothing is everlasting or indestructible. They are proof that deserted buildings break down, and unused roads vanish as the earth reclaims what was once hers. So much of what’s man-made will eventually surrender to the greatest force around us, the force of nature.
Human Rights Watch 2015
Short Videos on Writing Genres
Larry Ferlazzo posted these links below to 1-3 minutes videos on various genres.
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When to Use JPEG, GIF and PNG
If you have trouble with getting images to do what you want them to do, maybe this infographic will help explain the uses and differences of types of images.
PBS LearningMedia
Link: http://www.pbslearningmedia.org/