This document discusses Picasa, a photo organization and editing software. It begins with an introduction to Picasa, noting that it was created by IdeaLab and is now owned by Google. The main features of Picasa discussed are importing, organizing, editing, and sharing photos. Specific editing tools mentioned include cropping, red-eye reduction, and adding effects. The document ends by listing some educational uses of Picasa, such as organizing photos for projects and presentations, creating slideshows and movies of student work or field trips, and putting together historical photo albums.
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1. LEBANESE UNIVERSITY
FACULTY OF PEDAGOGY
MASTER IN EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY
INTRODUCTION TO EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY
DR. IBRAHIM KEBBE
2015 - 2016
Prepared by Rana Khalil
3. PICASA is a software application that helps you organize ,edit and
share all the pictures imported to your pc .
The name Picasa is a blend of the name of Spanish painter Pablo
Picasso.
In July 2004, Google bought Picasa from its creator Idea lab and
began offering it for free download.(Website: picasa.google.com)
WHAT IS PICASA?
7. To organize photos by faces:
We can organize and tag our photos according to the people in them with Picasa's face
grouping technology . Picasa will create an album for each face tagged in "People".
9. TO MAKE PHOTO EFFECTS
To sharpen, tint, and do more with your photos, click fun and useful image processing .
Use the next two tabs to add more filters and effects.
13. 1. Organize and manage photos for projects, presentations, and
reports.
2. Create movies/slideshows Instructional Ideas Elementary.
3. Take pictures of student work, presentations, or field trips throughout
the year and quickly turn them into a slideshow that you can play at
Open House or during parent conferences.
4. Create a historical photo album.
EDUCATIONAL USE OF PICASA