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Print student or staff ID photos for cards, badges, or special events; create an ID file for school records.

Create a photo inventory of school property for property records.

Document crime or vandalism for police or insurance reasons.

Create posters or multimedia displays or presentations of student activities and work for open house, awards night, fair displays etc.

Take pictures for school newspapers and local broadcasts, or even a digital yearbook.

Take students on an electronic field trip by showing photos of a distant site.

Show students important sites or points ahead of time to highlight spots not to miss.

Review field trips with pictures to show all students the sights, discuss learning, share with other groups.

Create assignments with pictures and processes. For example: lab equipment, measurements, instruments, sports equipment or positions, recipe ingredients, pictures for vocabulary or reading lessons.

Supplement work sheets with pictures specific to your setups.

Use with lenses or other optics (microscopes, telescopes, etc.) to make images available to the entire class.

Customize your displays and bulletin boards with photos from your school, lab, classroom, or images of student performances.

Create student presentations.

Write thank you letters showing recipient/sender interaction.

Include students’ photos and images of their 3D and performance work in portfolios. The pictures will allow you to document a greater variety of work that would otherwise not be included in a portfolio.

Create more authentic evaluations which include images of items or processes from your class.