I hope you are all well on this beautiful day in Michigan.

I would like to continue to make available to the Michigan Library community (and others) on managing and organizing digital pictures.  I presented this program a number of times during September and October in both virtual and in-person (IRL) formats.  In the past, I was only making this available for Michigan libraries - but I could open this up for any public library as long as the logistics & timing worked out.  So please feel free to share this with others.  And I am happy to expand to libraries elsewhere - as long as the timing works.  


Here is the program information:

• Title: Managing Digital Images: Finding, Saving, Sharing and Organizing The Pictures of Your Life!
• Presenter: Corey Seeman (Director, Kresge Library Services, Ross School of Business - University of Michigan) - cseeman@umich.edu
• Corey's flickr page - https://www.flickr.com/photos/cseeman/
• Corey's personal website: https://www.squirreldude.com/
• Program page (including the most recent slidedeck used for this presentation and previous locations): https://www.squirreldude.com/photography-programs.  I have been updating the slides a few times since September to reflect the ever changing environment of photo storage on the web.

Program Description: Seems that everyone is a photographer these days.  We use our smartphones, our tablets, and even some people even use cameras.  With the ease of taking pictures, we find ourselves with a new concern.  How do we manage, save and share these pictures? This program will introduce you to photo sharing services that are available from companies such as Google, Apple, facebook and flickr (among others) and how to organize them for easy retrieval. We will look at ways organize, backup and share pictures with friends and family.  We will also explore how images are found by others (using tags or search terms), if you want to share more broadly.  This could be the perfect session if you want to do something with all those pictures on your phone or clogging up your SD card!

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