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Project Description
Project Description
I discovered ways to incorporate different media types from different websites. After finding this information, I then had to credit them. If licenses were not available, I then gave the TASL rule for that specific media type.
Image (JPG)
Image (JPG)
I found this image by typing the word "nature" into the search bar on Creative Commons.
I copied and pasted the photo to add to my website
This JPG is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.
a copyright system that is open enough to let people copy, share, and change the work for any reason, even for profit, as long as they give credit to the original author and say what changes they made.
Below includes the credit:
Denali by Carol M. HIghsmith with a CC BY 4.0
Animation (GIF)
Animation (GIF)
This cute, animated GIF is from DeviantArt.
I made an account on DeviantArt, downloaded the image, and saved it to my photos so I could upload the GIF to my site!
I could not find any sharing limitations or licensing information, so I will include the TASL rule. This stands for title, author, source, and license.
Title: Gif
Author: Emoxynha
Source: https://www.deviantart.com/emoxynha/art/Gif-309775384
License: Fair Use
This is a hiphop audio from SoundClick. It is super catchy!
Since I could not embed the audio file to this website, I attached a clickable link above that will take you straight to the audio.
This audio has a Creative Commons license
Commerical uses of this track are not allowed
Adaptions of this track are not allowed to be shared
You must attribute the work in the manner specified by the artist
Below includes the credit:
Video - YouTube
Video - YouTube
I embedded this video by copying and pasting the URL into the YouTube option on Google Sites.
This video discusses how digital media is interconnective and how everyone has free will online. You can interact and discover your own interests, but it's crucial to carefully observe what you see online because not everything is true.
I could not find any licensing information or sharing limitations, so I will include the TASL rule.
Title: Digital Media Are Networked / Digital Literacy 101
Author: MediaSmarts
License: Fair Use
Lessons Learned
Lessons Learned
I learned how to find different websites that incorporate certain media types. I never thought to look for the licensing on certain media art, but it is crucial to credit the artist because it is the ethical thing to do. The project took a little longer than I anticipated, but it was super fun to do!
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