Mr. Fred Johnson, a member of the technical support consultants at Carl Sandburg College, Galesburg, Illinois.  He created the Mr. Jaggers iMovie as a demonstration of how to use iMovie software and the options available with that program.

FREEIMAGES.CO.UK The image used on the homepage was modified from churchyard2353.jpg at http://www.freeimages.co.uk/. Their policy states: "You are free to edit the images in any way you want, crop, resize, perform any operation you want... enjoy...."  We provided a link to the citations page as requested by their online policy. The original jpg was modified by using Photoshop to crop, resize, posterize, change color saturations, feather, etc. 

ADDITIONAL RESOURCES

Images for mrsjoe.html and estella.html were scanned from a book. 
Field, E. M. Mixed Pickles.  Philadelphia: Henry Altemis Company. 1900. (It is in the public domain.) While the book is not about Great Expectations, the characters in the artwork reminded us of Pip and Estella.

Images for the joe.html, pip.html, jaggers.html, havisham.html, and biddy.htm. pages were scanned from an old edition of Great Expectations. 
Dickens, Charles. Great Expectations. New York: Books, Inc. 1868. (The work is in the public domain.)

Photos used on the site were taken by students in the class or our instructor, Miss Hinman, as we worked on the project.

To learn about the use of iMovies on the web, we read the following book:
Pogue, David. iMovie2 The Missing Manual. Sebastopol, CA: Pogue Press/O'Reilly & Associates, Inc. 2001.

Todd and Kris, the webmasters, used Adobe PhotoShop, iMovie, and  Netscape Composer to create this site.

Mr. Bob Sheehan teaches us to use the digital video camera.