How to Find Image Metadata
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13 Sep How to Find Image Metadata

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Behind every digital image that you capture there is a bunch of information that isn’t visible to the naked eye. That information is called metadata and it includes information like when and where the image was taken, what kind of camera was used, and the original size and color scheme of the image. Much of that information is passed along when the image is published online. 

Image metadata can be used as part of the process to solve a research challenge. For example, in this video I demonstrate how to use image metadata to discover what used to standing where I took the picture that is posted below. 

The tool that I demonstrated in the video above is called Jeffrey Friedl’s Image Metadata Viewer. 
On Thursday I’m hosting a webinar all about teaching search strategies. The use of image metadata is one of the topics I’ll be covering in more depth during the webinar. You can register for it right here. 

Behind every digital image that you capture there is a bunch of information that isn’t visible to the naked eye. That information is called metadata and it includes information like when and where the image was taken, what kind of camera was used, and the original size and color scheme of the image. Much of that information is passed along when the image is published online. Image metadata can be used as part of the process to solve a research challenge. For example, in this video I demonstrate how to use image metadata to discover what used to standing where I took the picture that is posted below. The tool that I demonstrated in the video above is called Jeffrey Friedl’s Image Metadata Viewer. On Thursday I’m hosting a webinar all about teaching search strategies. The use of image metadata is one of the topics I’ll be covering in more depth during the webinar. You can register for it right here. Free Technology For Teachers, how to, Image Metadata, research strategies, search strategies, webinarRead More

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