Welcome to the November Teach/Learn Blogging Carnival.
The Teach/Learn Blogging Carnival hosted by Science@home is for anyone, because we are all teachers and learners all the time. This month our theme is “Technology and Design” . This is about being able to design or make something to solve a problem. Check out the links at the bottom to find some other great posts on T&D. I’m a great fan of digital scrapbooking. I use it to create word art, cards, newsletters, and digital scrapbook pages. With the holiday season coming soon, one of my favorite activities is to use digital scrapbooking to create cards and gifts that will be keepsakes. I can’t recommend digital scrapbooking highly enough as a wonderful skill to learn and pass on to your child. Necessary Software or Websites There are a number of software programs that work well for digital scrapbooking. Adobe Photoshop has the longest learning curve but is the one I’d recommend if you can afford it and are willing to take the time to learn how to use it. Photoshop Elements is a bit simpler and less expensive.
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