Copyright and Images
All images are owned!
All images are owned!
But some owners allow you to use their work.
But some owners allow you to use their work.
How do you know which images you are allowed to use?
(image: public domain image from Max Pixel)How do you know which images you are allowed to use?
Copyright and Online Images - Tutorial
Copyright and Online Images - Tutorial
copyright and online images.mp4
Great places to find copyright free, public domain images:
(no attribution required, however I often cite the whole website as the place I found the image)Great places to find copyright free, public domain images:
Great places find Creative Commons Licensed images:
Great places find Creative Commons Licensed images:
In the APP!
In the APP!
BOTH Google Apps Image Searches and Microsoft Image Searches allow you to filter for Creative Commons images only.
BOTH Google Apps Image Searches and Microsoft Image Searches allow you to filter for Creative Commons images only.
Other places to find Creative Commons Images:
- Bing Image Searches (Bing allows image searches to be filtered by license. It also has a moderate and strict safe search for students)
- Creative Commons Search Page (aggregates many, many websites with creative commons images)
- Wikimedia Commons (has many public domain images as well. Has a huge amount of historical images)
- USA Gov
What Does a Creative Commons Attribution Look Like?
What Does a Creative Commons Attribution Look Like?
It should have 3 ingredients:
- Title of the Work hyperlinked to the url of the image
- Creator's name/handle preferrably hyperlinked to the creator's page
- Creative Commons License hyperlinked to the description of that license
Example: IMG_4258" by j.bohnsack is licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0