The first image share site I looked into was Photobucket. This is a user-friendly site which allows a free account user up to 1GB of space in which to store and sharhttp://www.blogger.com/post-create.g?blogID=2850376458951274919e their images. The site is secure and provides a safe storage space. It allows you to be able to access your images from any computer. Images can be filed in albums and displayed in slide shows. All images on this site are filtered for offensive content. You can save your images privately, display them publicly or control who can/cannot see your images.
I compared it with Flikr. From my research, it seems that Flickr is also used as a blog site. It appears to have various different features - Organizr, for example, is an innovative way to index and tag your images. You have control over who can/cannot access your data. All of the images are filtered for indecency.
As the computer in the classroom would not allow me onto either of the sites, I cannot comment on them as a visitor, but from my research these two sites seem very similar.
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