This activity helps students learn more about cameras, and how to take better pictures.

InternetBrothers.com's "Digital Photography, Instant Gratification" site offers numerous tutorials, tips, and advice for digital photographers, from beginners to more advanced.

Read about the Daguerreotype camera. This particular apparatus on display at the Franklin Institute was made in 1839, by Joaquim Bishop. Included on this site are activities for the classroom and resources for students to explore.

This helpful tutorial on camera metering and exposure is divided into sections including metering options, when to use partial and spot metering, center-weighted metering, and exposure compensation.

A complete tutorial on digital cameras. Camera settings, battery types, memory cards and more are presented in a learning format.

Technology is incorporated into this "riddle" lesson as students select an image to capture using a digital camera. This is a fun lesson designed to introduce students to the use of digital cameras. After editing the picture, they...

A great resource for students or teachers interested in the history of photography, specifically the earliest method, the daguerreotype, of the 19th century.

Students will survey teachers in order to find out the titles of their favorite Dr. Seuss books. They will work in small groups and use digital cameras to take pictures of each teacher and his/her favorite book.

A quick "snapshot" at the life and worldly contributions of George Eastman. See why he was chosen as one of America's great innovators and better understand how his photography processes transformed our society.

Features a biography of the artist and links to art work, video clips and interviews. On this page there are also links to lesson plans and other artist pages.

Like fun house mirrors, motion pictures over the past one hundred years have reflected, challenged, influenced, and altered our visions of ourselves and the world in which we live. This virtual Exhibition was produced by the Photographic...

Understand how we can calculate the radius of a circle of confusion

Understand the diagram we have created to calculate the radius of a circle of confusion.

This lesson plan, provided by the International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE), encourages learners to evaluate literature in a variety of multimedia formats and answer the question, "Who Am I?," Students are then asked to...