These methods illustrate different ways to do multiflash photography, where the camera creates successive images at regular time intervals on a single frame.

In this activity, students construct their own pinhole camera to observe the behavior of light.

This resource provides information about using digital cameras in the classroom.

Take a look at the history of cameras from the first pinhole camera in the 11th century to the modern day digital camera.

This article from 4Teachers.org details the many benefits of using a digital camera in the classroom, exciting ways to incorporate pictures into student work, and advice on getting started. There is also a handout you can use to...

This site was created by a technology coordinator to provide some ideas on how to use the digital camera in the classroom. The ideas have been collected from various educators.

At this site from the American Museum of Photography, you can discover photography of Southworth and Hawes, "technical and creative innovators who sought to be recognized as artists." Read about the process of creating daguerreotypes and...

Use this lesson plan to introduce students to the history of photography and to the sorts of stories that historical photographs.

In this instructional activity, students will observe literary elements and devices in a variety of chapter books. Students will be paired with a partner and allowed to choose one book to identify literary elements. Using digital cameras...

Simple directions to make a pinhole camera from a pringles can! Try this experiment. You'll be surprised at what you find.

This is a fun lesson where the learners use thinksheets and digital cameras. The students take an "interesting" picture using the digital camera. After they have printed them they are given at random another student's picture. They write...