Difference between revisions of "Sakai: Images"

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When adding images, you have to be careful about giving credit to the creator of images, unless an image is in the "public domain".

What is a Public domain image?

An image that is not just available to the public, but belongs to the public. It's been donated by the artist or its copyrights have expired or don't apply. The image below was donated by the photographer to the public, no strings attached.
Where can you find images you can easily add to your classes (without getting into trouble)? (Durham Tech Instructional Technologies Blog)
Where Can we Find Images we can use in Sakai? (Durham Tech Instructional Technologies Blog)

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 ==Images==
-When adding images, you have to be careful about giving credit to the creator of images.
+When adding images, you have to be careful about giving credit to the creator of images, unless an image is in the "public domain".
-* [[Media:ImageTips.pdf|Add an Image to your Home Page]]
+===Public Domain images===
+'''What is a Public domain image?'''
+*An image that is not just available to the public, but belongs to the public.  It's been donated by the artist or its copyrights have expired or don't apply. The image below was donated by the photographer to the public, no strings attached.
 * [http://durhamtechsakai.blogspot.com/2014/03/where-can-you-find-images-you-can.html Where can you find images you can easily add to your classes (without getting into trouble)?] (Durham Tech Instructional Technologies Blog)
 * [http://durhamtechsakai.blogspot.com/2013/01/where-can-we-find-images-with-some.html Where Can we Find Images we can use in Sakai?] (Durham Tech Instructional Technologies Blog)