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March 2, 2008 Digital Images, Links, Lists 4 Comments

I must confess, that I love Image Generators. There are many cool sites out there that let you and your students easily upload one of your images and/or type in some text that will generate a new image for you to download and use. Students have absolutely loved playing with several ones of them and personalizing them to include in their blogs.

You can keep up with my ever expanding 50+ image generator links through my del.icio.us bookmarks.

Here are some of my favorite ones.

GlassGiant
Generators for scoreboards, chocolate bars, snow globes, chalkboard, keyboard, cereals, many more…

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RedKid.net
Generates Alphabet Soup, Fortune Cookies, iPod playlist and bulletin boards, I heart T-shirt, Trophy engraving, and more…

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MapMSG.com
Design your own smoke signals, crop circles, SkyScraper, Statue of Liberty and moregenerator-pyramids.png

Book Cover
Design your own Dummy book cover

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Scrolling Typewriter

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MagMyPic
Upload your image and choose from different magazine covers.

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Currently there are "4 comments" on this Article:

  1. angelesb says:
    2. March, 2008 at 9:24 am

    Wonderful!!!

    It looks like tons of fun for teacher and students :-)

  2. rashkath says:
    2. March, 2008 at 10:25 am

    I would say wow!
    I am fond of doing experiments with images. You have suggested quite useful links. Thanks
    Keep sharing!

  3. Frank - Faces of Web 2.0 ? 21st Century Teachers says:
    2. March, 2008 at 10:44 am

    Silvia, do they have a “Sexiest Man of the Year” mag cover for me? Wait, let me go check it out for myself. Congrats of the iPhone .. in 6 more days, I will still NOT have one!

    Thanks, Frank

  4. Barb says:
    3. March, 2008 at 2:31 am

    Thanks. Can’t wait to share these with some students

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