Online Photo Editors

1. http://advanced.aviary.com/

This photo editor was very simple. Not a hard interface, and had all the basic features. It reminded me of Photoshop. You're able to have different layers to work on and not ruin the original picture if you mess up.

2. http://pixenate.com/

Very easy to use. The icons were easy to figure out. Had all of the basic features as well, but the thing I didn't like was the you couldn't control how bright you wanted the picture to be with the brightness feature.

3. http://www.lunapic.com/editor/

I didn't like this editor. I think it was just because it looked boring to me. You do n't really have many features to use, and not he basics. The re-sizing feature for the pictures was not scaled, it made your picture all distorted. There was no red-eye fix, crop, or anything of that sort.

Podcast Reflection

What new skills were required to complete this task? Research skills, speaking skills
What skills did you find easy to use? I thought the research part was easy, but the speaking part when I was recording was a little awkward. 
What areas did you have trouble with, if any? None
How could Podcasts be used in Science, History, and English classes? The teachers could do a lecture and record it as a podcast so students could go back and listen to it. 

Florence Kling Harding