Lesson plan on ict alhambra photosynth
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This lesson plan teaches students how to create panoramas using Photosynth. Students will take photos in overlapping pairs or small groups during a field trip to the Alhambra in Granada, Spain. The objectives are to develop photography skills, examine locations in detail, and allow others to experience the field trip location virtually. Students will use cameras to capture photos from various angles, then stitch them together into interactive panoramas using Image Composite Editor and Photosynth. They will sort and upload their photos, then create and share the panoramas online.
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