Now that you have created an account, let's fill in the details and get connected with people.

Linkedin.com is a powerful social networking tool. You can connect with friends andnbsp;colleagues, seek employment or find people who can help you achieve your goals. All this in one great site that millions of people are using.

Now you are part of a great blogging community. Wordpress.com is home to many wonderful bloggers. Let's log in and get to know the inner parts of this incredible powerful and popular social networking tool. Nearly five million people cannot be wrong!

Follow the steps deatiled in the presentation to create your Wordpress.com blog. It's free. It's easy. It will make you look cool! Welcome to the blogosphere.

FreeMind is a wonderful concept or mind mapping Open Source program. It runs on Windows, Mac and Linux.nbsp; If you haven't used it, you should try it. It's free and helps one work with information in both a right and left brain friendly means. I think of FreeMind as the brainstorming 'little engine that could.'nbsp; It has less feature than Inspiration, but is very useful for free.

Exporting from FreeMind is very easy.nbsp; The files are written in XML, making them highly flexible for exporting especially to HTML.

Look at a finished booklet.

Create a cool photo booklet with PocketMod.com template.

Get a copy of the PocketMod template from the teacher

Watch the video on the PocketMod.com web site for folding directions

Fold your PocketMod

Drag and drop your 12 pictures into iPhoto

6 images demonstrating the rules you are following

6 images demonstrating the rules you are not following

Select all of the images

Click on File and drag down to Print

Select Contact Sheet on the left side

Click on Customize in the bottom right corner

Drag the columns slider to 4

Click the print button

Print to the Xerox 8550 printer

Cut out the images

Create two booklets

One with 6 images following the rules

One with 6 images not following the rules

Paste one image per page

Write the rule on the page

Write what you were trying to accomplish with the image, related to the rule

Put your name, class period and picture or your business card on the cover

Place in the class box

Create a custom resource page that people can experience with PageFlakes.com.nbsp; It's like a virtual newspaper.nbsp; For a class, for friends or family, pagecasts are a nice way to subscribe to content on the Internet via RSS, Really Simple Syndication, that you select and approve.

Finding images to use that are not restricted by copyright is challenging. Creative Commons is a great alternative.

Creative Commons provides free tools that let authors, scientists, artists, and educators easily mark their creative work with the freedoms they want it to carry. You can use CC to change your copyright terms from "All Rights Reserved" to "Some Rights Reserved."

Flickr.com has a search process that helps you find only Creative Commons licensed images.

Click on the search button on the right side of the home page

Click on Advanced Search, next to the Search Button

Scroll to the bottom of the page

Select the box in front of the "Only search within Creative Commons-licensed content" option

Type in your keywords for your search, like "Rule of Thirds", at the top of the page