Images de France
300 photos libre de droit sur la France de l'an 2000. Nature,Loisirs, Education, Villages et Sites Historiques, Paris, Villes en province, la France au travail, Commerce, Transports, Haute technologie et Transports.
300 photos libre de droit sur la France de l'an 2000. Nature,Loisirs, Education, Villages et Sites Historiques, Paris, Villes en province, la France au travail, Commerce, Transports, Haute technologie et Transports.
Material Type:
Collection
Technical Format:
HTML/Text
Date Added to MERLOT:
May 22, 2001
Date Modified in MERLOT:
March 21, 2014
Author:
Ministere des Affaires Etrangeres, France
Submitter:
Laura
Franklin
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Peer Reviews:
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User Rating:
- Discussion (1 Comment)
- Learning Exercises (none)
- Personal Collections (48)
- Accessibility Info (none)
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Primary Audience:
College General Ed
Mobile Compatibility:
Not specified at this time
Language:
English
Cost Involved:
no
Source Code Available:
no
Accessiblity Information Available:
no
Copyright:
yes
Creative Commons:
unsure
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10 years ago
Chely Chryssikos (Student)
I spent about a 30 minute period viewing the images provided on the site. I was
quite impressed that the images go beyond the regular cliche images of France.
Usually one only views pictures of the Eiffel Tower or the Arc. This went
further in depth showing images of every day life activities as well as villages
and provinces of France while keeping the images interesting enough that a
child would enjoy viewing them. I could definitely see the use of this site in
an elementary or middle school class. It would help the students further
understand the French culture.
quite impressed that the images go beyond the regular cliche images of France.
Usually one only views pictures of the Eiffel Tower or the Arc. This went
further in depth showing images of every day life activities as well as villages
and provinces of France while keeping the images interesting enough that a
child would enjoy viewing them. I could definitely see the use of this site in
an elementary or middle school class. It would help the students further
understand the French culture.
Technical Remarks:
This site is extremely easy to use. The series of four pictures at a time keeps
things easy to view. Enlarging a picture simply entails clicking on it; the
picture then enlarges in a separate window. The categories are self-explanatory
and easily mapped out in a tool bar to the left of the screen.
things easy to view. Enlarging a picture simply entails clicking on it; the
picture then enlarges in a separate window. The categories are self-explanatory
and easily mapped out in a tool bar to the left of the screen.
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