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WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN FAIR USE AND COPYRIGHT?
"Fair use only goes as far as being able to use it without making money off of it. A copyright gives you full ownership of the work, allowing you to claim it as your own and potentially make money off of it" (Open Lab at City Tech).
Fair Use Images, Icons, and Videos:
Fair Use Images, Icons, and Videos:
Explore the following links to find images, icons, videos and graphics for your projects.
Wikimedia Commons (images)
Flickr (images)
Pixabay (images, videos, vectors, music, sound effects)
Unsplash (images)
Pexels (images and videos)
Flaticon (icons)
When searching on these sites, you may have to filter for free resources
HELPFUL LINKS ABOUT COPYRIGHT AND FAIR USE:
HELPFUL LINKS ABOUT COPYRIGHT AND FAIR USE:
INFOGRAPHICS ABOUT FAIR USE, COPYRIGHT AND PUBLIC DOMAIN:
(See links attached to images for original source and further information!)
You may be put in a position where you need to use an image, a page of a book, etc. in a project or a research paper. Use this helpful infographic to see if it's something you have the freedom to access and use!
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