Thing 3 - Image Banks


  Strutting by Chris Jones is licensed under CC BY-NC 2.0

  This is a Peacock in all his splendour. What amazing colours and design!
  To find out more about Peacocks check out the The National Geographic
  To extend the Peacock theme I created a Gallery in my Flickr account, with the title Wildlife. I downloaded 3 images from Flickr to the Gallery. To view click the following: Wildlife Gallery

   I created an Album with the title Library in Flickr. I uploaded images from the Library Archives to the Album. To view click the following: Library Archives, sample

   The image and links above are succinct. However it took trial and error to get the image set up, accredit it using Creative Commons, link to the National Geographic, then to create a Gallery and an album in Flickr. The R23 post was clear and a good introduction to Images however I still had to google How to create a gallery in Flickr to complete this task.

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  1. Stephanie Ronan7 February 2018 at 04:09

    Hi Carolyn,
    Remember it's not too late to keep going with R23 :)
    You can still catch up and apply for your first badge.
    Stephanie

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