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In the classroom:

 * When printing photos, you don't need to use expensive glossy photo paper. Standard computer paper run through a standard inkjet or (better yet) a color laser printer is fine for classroom activities.
 * A collection of photos makes a great screen saver on the classroom computer(s).
 * Borders make it better. Center an 8.5"x11" print on 9"x12" construction paper for a sturdier and more professional looking product.

Online:

 * Blogs are a great place to put photos, whether it's one a day or all at once. For more information on blogs see my Edu-Blooging 101 wiki.
 * Want a website that isn't a blog? Here's a list of some of the better free options.
 * [|Bubbleshare] will host images and display them as a slide show. You can even add audio if you want.
 * [|Flickr] is another great place to store photos, but be warned: They're good at policing user submitted content, but every now and then something slips through.