... the discuss image storage transfer, dieting, printing, and distribution. As you follow the path through the book you'll learn much bout hardware, software, and procedures. In many ways teaching digital photography is much like teaching traditional photography. But his is true only up to a point. In traditional courses the end result is usually a print and the darkroom experience of creating it. In digital photography courses, a print is only one of many possible applications of a captured image. In many ways it's the least exciting aspect to students who are more oriented to the Internet and the possibilities it opens up to displaying and sharing images world-wide. It's this community aspect of digital photography that draws many students into courses they might not otherwise have taken. As a teacher, the digital approach also makes it easier to demonstrate techniques and procedures on a one-to-one basis. A student who can ...

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