Method 5

Method 5

I like online photo sharing. It truly simplifies sharing photos with friends and family. It also saves the picture taker money since users can simply print the photos they like from your uploads on their own - no printing costs, no postage costs, no damaged photos when they arrive. I have had an account on photobucket for some time. I initially started the account in order to have a persistent link to images that I used on Web sites I created. While I think these types of sites are revolutionary and make working with your photos easy, using them in a school setting is much more difficult. Every school district I have worked in and those that my friends work in have sites such as these blocked. Even if the site isn't blocked for the teachers and other employees of the district, they are blocked for student use. While I disagree with this practice to the extent at which it occurs, I can understand why school districts tend to be overprotective with what students are allowed to access.