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We're using Flickr to share our photographs.
The following privacy settings have been set for our Flickr website.
You, below, includes yourself, my students, and anyone else who have the web address (URL) of the Flickr website, the Yahoo! ID, and the password.
| Who can download your photos? | Only you |
| Who can print your photos? | Only you |
| Who can blog your photos? | Only you |
| Include your public photos in API searches? | No |
| Who will be able to see, comment on, and annotate your photos? |
View: Only you Comment on: Only you Add notes and tags: Only you |
| Hide your photos' EXIF data | Yes |
| What license will your photos have? | All rights reserved © |
| Who will be able to see where your photos were taken? | Only you |
| Import EXIF location data? | No |
I check the above privacy settings at the beginning of a class.
I don't monitor the privacy settings during class.
Because the other students have the Yahoo! ID and password, they could change the privacy settings.
Another student could also distribute the web address of the Flickr website, as well as the Yahoo! ID and password, to anyone.
Therefore, your photographs could become available to the public should a student change the privacy settings or distribute the web address, the Yahoo! ID, and the password.
Post photographs to the Flickr website with the understanding that the photographs could become public.
Observe the Flickr Community Guidelines, including no uploading of any nudes of minors.
A nude photograph is defined here as a photograph that depicts the genital region, buttocks, and female breasts.
All photographs are deleted at the end of the class.
AOL 9.0 uses the AOL TopSpeed technology to speed up browsing.
Under the AOL Keyword: Browser Settings, there is a section called Web Graphics.
For Flickr to display properly, the Never compress graphics option must be selected, which is not the default option.
Close AOL and log on again.
Go to http://flickr.com/signin/.
Enter the Yahoo! ID and password, and click Sign In.
Click Upload photos.
Click on Browse to search on your computer for your photographs.
For example:
1) Click Browse.
2) Click on the folder where you have your photographs, such as My Pictures.
3) Click the photograph that you want to upload.
Ignore the Add tags for ALL these images.
Private is selected by default.
Click UPLOAD.
After your photographs have uploaded, you can add titles and descriptions.
Enter a title (optional).
Be sure to enter your first name in Description.
Otherwise we won't know who took the photograph.
Leave the tags box blank.
Click SAVE.
Go on to the next photograph.
Enter a title if you wish, and again, be sure enter your first name in Description.