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How do we add pictures to Flashcards?

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Okay, I'm a little OCD notice in all caps? (maybe not so LITTLE)

I'm noticing some people have pictures in their flashcards and mine are just plain.

can someone please tell me how to add the pictures and make mine pretty?

Thank you sharon

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updated May 9, 2010
posted by Sharon-Cash

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Hi Sharon,

Nicole is right. The only people that can add pictures to flashcards are "staff." We decided not to allow users to add pictures since it would be extremely difficult to manage them. You can write programs to detect inappropriate words and phrases, but what is to keep a person from posting an inappropriate picture where an elementary school student might see it.

Browse through the lists and if you don't find what you are looking for picture-wise, let me know and I can probably make it for you. We still have a few credits left to buy pictures, so we might as well use them. Just send me a PM!

updated Aug 6, 2010
posted by Paralee
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Sharon, I am sending you a link to the only information I can find on adding pics to flashcards. Unfortunately, I don't think it is yet possible. The cards that you saw pictures on are probably flashcards created by one of the administrators like Paralee or Chris.

Anyway, here is the link: click here.

updated Apr 1, 2010
posted by Nicole-B
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Ah, I was just making my first set of flashcards and wanted to add pictures instead of the English words, and I just found this post. I totally agree that it would be difficult to ensure people were not posting inappropriate pictures in their card sets (or abusing the system by placing advertising images, etc..).

If there were a moderation-review queue, and moderator assigned to this task, it would be possible to prevent problems. However, I suspect it could be a daunting task for the moderators.

There is value in the concept that it is better to associate the words with visual images, than memorizing a direct translation. For instance: a picture of a cow = vaca

updated May 9, 2010
posted by primus