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What: Technology & Learning invites K-12 students to participate in the sixth annual digital photography contest. The competition, open to all K-12 students, challenges you to capture-and share-your unique vision of the world. If you have an artistic side, you also have the option to digitally enhance your photos with your favorite imaging software. The best digitally enhanced photo wins a special prize from Adobe. Other prizes include a digital camera, Adobe Photoshop Elements, and more!

Flipped learning, in which students watch instructional videos for homework and use class time to apply what they've learned, is catching on in many schools. But there are still some misconceptions about this strategy, and some teachers have struggled to put it into practice. With the generous support of Adobe, we've assembled this collection of stories and resources to help you make flipped learning a success in your schools.

here are so many Free Online Photo Editors. Most of these online image tools offer editing tools that go beyond simple resizing and rotation. This week, Adobe launched online Photoshop. The truth is, you can choose just one, from the first 4-5 most popular online photo editors from this list - Photoshop Express, Picnik, Aviary, Splashup, Fotoflexer, … Why even take a look at others? Every photo editor has its advantages. Want to create simple image captions or fun effects in 3 easy steps - take a look at Graphita or PikiPimp. Here's a list of the 28 Free online photo editors you can choose from.

GIMPshop is a modification of the free/open source GNU Image Manipulation Program (GIMP), intended to replicate the feel of Adobe Photoshop. Its primary purpose is to make users of Photoshop feel comfortable using GIMP.

"Whether you're into digital photography, web design and development, motion graphics, or just need to brush up on Excel, you can learn all the software skills you need to gain a competitive edge with our online tutorials."