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Creative Commons and the Creative Commons and the Ethical Use of Images in Ethical Use of Images in

Language InstructionLanguage Instruction

Donna Shelton, PhDDonna Shelton, PhDNortheastern State Northeastern State

UniversityUniversityACTFL 2014ACTFL 2014

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Session introductionSession introduction

Handout and resources wikiHandout and resources wiki A quick Google Forms surveyA quick Google Forms survey

Link to Google Link to Google FormForm

Link to PBWorks presentation Link to PBWorks presentation resources wikiresources wiki

Session descriptionSession description

Creative Commons is a form of copyright Creative Commons is a form of copyright by which authors of creative works grant by which authors of creative works grant users certain rights to their creations. users certain rights to their creations. Participants will learn to use images Participants will learn to use images ethically and legally by distinguishing ethically and legally by distinguishing between full copyright and Creative between full copyright and Creative Commons licenses, identifying image Commons licenses, identifying image sources, and viewing example sources, and viewing example instructional materials and web-based instructional materials and web-based projects.projects.

Session outcomesSession outcomes Explain the difference between full copyright Explain the difference between full copyright

and the various Creative Commons licenses.and the various Creative Commons licenses. List online sources of Creative Commons-List online sources of Creative Commons-

licensed images and describe methods of licensed images and describe methods of searching for them.searching for them.

Provide appropriate image credits to comply Provide appropriate image credits to comply with Creative Commons licensing requirements.with Creative Commons licensing requirements.

Model the ethical and legal use of images for Model the ethical and legal use of images for students and other educators.students and other educators.

Select online tools that can be used with Select online tools that can be used with Creative Commons images for instructional Creative Commons images for instructional materials and student projects.materials and student projects.

TerminologyTerminology

Full copyright or All rights reserved

Creative Commons or Some rights reserved

Fair use

Public domain

ACTFL 21ACTFL 21stst Century Skills Century Skills MapMap

https://www.actfl.org/sites/default/files/pdfs/21stCenturySkillsMap/p21_worldlanguagesmap.pdfhttps://www.actfl.org/sites/default/files/pdfs/21stCenturySkillsMap/p21_worldlanguagesmap.pdf

Three 21Three 21stst century skills include the century skills include the “fundamental understanding of the “fundamental understanding of the ethical/legal issues surrounding the ethical/legal issues surrounding the access and use of information”access and use of information” Information LiteracyInformation Literacy Media Literacy Media Literacy Technology LiteracyTechnology Literacy

Creative CommonsCreative Commons

https//https//.creativecommons.org.creativecommons.org Non-profit organization; provides Non-profit organization; provides

licenses that allow photographers, licenses that allow photographers, musicians, and writers to offer their musicians, and writers to offer their work under a Some Rights Reserved work under a Some Rights Reserved form of copyrightform of copyright

Creative Commons Kiwi Creative Commons Kiwi VideoVideo

Creative Commons Kiwi by Creative Commons Aotearoa New Zealand is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 New Zealand (CC BY) license. The video was made with support from InternetNZ and is a project of the Royal Society of New Zealand. Produced by Mohawk Media.

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Image sourcesImage sources

See ThingLink rich images on the See ThingLink rich images on the wikiwiki

Flickr CC-licensed photo Flickr CC-licensed photo searchsearch

On Flickr, search On Flickr, search using your desired using your desired term(s). When the term(s). When the initial results come initial results come

up, look for the up, look for the Advanced Search Advanced Search link on the upper link on the upper

right side. Click on it.right side. Click on it.

Flickr CC-licensed photo Flickr CC-licensed photo searchsearch

On the Advanced Search page, scroll down to the On the Advanced Search page, scroll down to the Creative Commons section, make the appropriate Creative Commons section, make the appropriate

selections, and click Search.selections, and click Search.

Flickr CC-licensed photo Flickr CC-licensed photo searchsearch

Once you’ve selected a Creative Commons-licensed Once you’ve selected a Creative Commons-licensed photo, you’ll need to download it and get the photo, you’ll need to download it and get the photographer’s name, the CC license type, and the URL.photographer’s name, the CC license type, and the URL.

Google CC-licensed image Google CC-licensed image searchsearch

In Google Images, run an initial search using the In Google Images, run an initial search using the appropriate term(s). appropriate term(s).

Google CC-licensed image Google CC-licensed image searchsearch

Once the initial Once the initial search results come search results come

up, go to the up, go to the cogwheel icon to the cogwheel icon to the

upper right. From upper right. From the dropdown menu, the dropdown menu,

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Providing attributionProviding attribution Regardless of the CC license type, provide:Regardless of the CC license type, provide:

The name of the image creatorThe name of the image creator The title of the image, if availableThe title of the image, if available The CC license type linked to the license The CC license type linked to the license

itselfitself The URL where the image is hostedThe URL where the image is hosted Any other copyright information related to Any other copyright information related to

the imagethe image There are many ways to provide this There are many ways to provide this

information depending on the mediuminformation depending on the mediumSee “Pooling Ideas: Attributing Creative Commons Materials” at http://creativecommons.org.au/content/attributingccmaterials.pdf

Alamo Night (HDR) by Alamo Night (HDR) by Knowsphotos, CC BY-NC 2.0https://flic.kr/p/8MCpm6

Projects incorporating Projects incorporating imagesimages

Thank you!Thank you!

Donna Shelton, PhDDonna Shelton, PhD

sheltods@nsuok.edusheltods@nsuok.edu@donna_shelton@donna_shelton

This work includes materials or information from the following:This work includes materials or information from the following:

ACTFL 21ACTFL 21stst Century Skills Map Century Skills Map

CreativeCommons.orgCreativeCommons.org

Creative Commons Kiwi VideoCreative Commons Kiwi Video

Pooling Ideas: Attributing Creative Commons Materials

Alamo Night (HDR)

This work is licensed under an Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International license.