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Sharing photos online sounds a little risky, I mean who really wants people they don’t know to view and comment on their pictures?  However, thanks to the presentation today we learnt that this was not the case.  Uploading your photos to sites such as flickr and photo bucket insures that your photos are backed up.  Meaning if something happens to your computer and you loose all your photos then they are still keep safely on the internet for you.  Also privacy doesn’t seem to be an issue as you can set your photos to be private meaning only you can view them.  You can also allow certain people to view your photos and if you really want can make them public to anyone. 

I agree with what Justin mentioned in his presentation about how the teacher would use online photo sharing more then students.  I also think this would be great for putting up class photos from camps or excursions that the students can then show their parents at home.  It is also helpful in creating slideshows for presentations.