You can even create materials for students to work with on their own in comprehension exercises, color and design units or just for fun. All you need is an Internet connection and an e-mail account. E-mail is a great way to stay in touch with other classes around the world, and students will enjoy sending photos and artwork to parents, relatives and friends. You can even choose how big the file you send will be, and recipients don't need any special software to view the photos. PhotoSuite's editing tools are a perfect way to teach composition.
Students can remove, copy, clone, combine and recolor just about any element in a picture.
For old or damaged photos, use the restore tool in PhotoSuite to clean them up. If you've been thinking about posting a Web page for your class, but just can't get around to learning Internet programming, relax. With a little help, your students can help build class pages or even personal pages without learning any special programming skills. Photo Essays Using images they shoot themselves or gather from the Internet, books or magazines, students can create photo essays by dragging and dropping the images into sequence and annotating them with text. They can even use their own pictures or royalty-free photos to illustrate the book's themes and their interpretations.