TeachStreet 101 Video Tutorial: Adding Photos

Posted on October 1, 2008 by Joseph

Do you happen to have the blue man as your placeholder for your photo still? Help brand yourself on TeachStreet by easily adding a photo (great digital photography classes here, if you need them!), and set yourself apart from the rest. As the saying goes, “a picture is worth a thousand words,” so here’s a quick video of how to add photos to your profile page:


TeachStreet 101 – Adding Photos from TeachStreet on Vimeo.

Check out these great examples of TeachStreeters who have added great photos to their profiles:

Here are some quick and easy steps to add photos to your TeachStreet Profile page:

  1. Sign in to TeachStreet: teachstreet.com/account/login
  2. Click the orange “Add/Edit Photos” button
  3. Click “Add files” and add a single photo or multiple photos at once
  4. Click the orange “Save & Close” button and you should be good to go!

Hopefully this was helpful, please let us know if you have any further questions or comments.

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  • Miss Tess

    Thanks so much for featuring me. TeachStreet has been an amazing ally and a great resource for new students. I try to choose pictures which represent me as an individual and give a good sense of my teaching style and personality.

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  • http://www.lindawomack.com Linda Womack

    Thansk for featuring me on TeachStreet! We teachers are lucky to have this resource. I find when I’m searching for a class to take on TeachStreet those with interesting photographs really stand out, which is why I make sure to upload several photographs with every class entry. Luckily it’s very easy to do! The photographs also give my students a better idea of what to expect in my classes, which is especially important for me because some people have never heard of the type of painting I teach, called encaustic (wax painting).

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