They have just added a new feature that will allow your students to have a substantive discussion about an image: a chart, graph, map, work of art, or photograph.
All you have to do is upload an image to Google Drive and share it.
Try it below -- you can add your input about your favorite place on campus -- just click the image below (or here) to go to a shared image (a screenshot from Google Maps), and add a comment of your own:
Just think of the possibilities....
Students could annotate images to demonstrate their knowledge of content depicted in the image:
They could engage in a discussion about the details of a work of art, chart, graph, or map (like the incredibly erudite and interesting conversation I had with myself, below):
When you share an image with students, and they open it (not just in the preview window), they'll see a little comment icon in the toolbar. All they have to do is click that icon, select a location in the image to comment upon, and type in their greatest insights.
Students can respond to each other's comments and questions:
The possibilities are boundless.
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