Copyright+Friendly+Images

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**__//Copyright Friendly Images://__** What Is Photo Sharing? What are copyright friendly images?? **"Photo sharing** is the publishing or transfer of a user's digital photos online, thus enabling the user to share them with others (whether publicly or privately). This functionality is provided through both websites and applications that facilitate the upload and display of images." //( [|Wikipedia] )// Once photos become available online, there are a wide variety of photosharing sites that offer tools to display, edit, annotate, organize, print, tag, manipulate, and use them.

YouTube also offers a rich Copyright Education page, sharing material on fair use and remix culture.

Still have copyright Questions? Check out [|this site] for quick answers!


 * [|Library of Congress Photos]- the Library of Congress' Prints and Photographs Division contributed more than 3,000 images to Flickr, the photo-sharing social-networking Web site.
 * [|Pics4Learning]
 * [|10 x 10] Single images composed hourly of 100 words and pictures that "matter most" on a global scale

> (do we want to add DE Streaming - great collection of images, but only if you subscribe to the service? Intellectual & Copyright Information -- Information Ethics - Digital Citizenship
 * [|Copyright free images] High quality, hi-res copyright friendly images for any private or commercial use, 100% free.
 * [|Free public domain images] (Copyright friendly images for any use.)
 * [|Free pet wallpapers] (Free images of animals, pets.)
 * [|DigiTales Image Resources] (lists many resources)
 * [|iStockPhoto]
 * [|Stock Xchng]
 * [|Stock Vault]
 * Veezzle stock photo images for free
 * [|EveryStockPhoto]
 * [|Image * After]
 * [|Flickr] - a photosharing site, some images may be used by students and teachers based on the sharing attribution given by the owners of the images - this is known as the Creative Commons
 * [|Flickr Storm] (Flickr search engine allows you to create a tray of "safe" images for classroom use)
 * [|MultiColr Search Lab] (Flickr search engine with visual color technology)
 * [|FlickrCC] (Flickr search engine for images licensed for use)
 * [|BigHugeLabs] (create tons of cool projects with Flickr images)
 * [|AutoMotivator] (create your own motivational "posters")
 * compfight+flickr (Creative Commons search toggling)
 * behold (Creative Commons search options, high quality images)
 * Tag Galaxy(combines multiple tags)
 * Library of Congress American Memory Project - collection of images on the history of our country
 * [|MorgueFile]
 * [|ImageCodr] - find the Creative Commons licensing for images posted on Flickr
 * [|GenoPal] - upload any image to create a color design scheme based on the colors in the image
 * [|Library of Congress Flickr Photostream]
 * [|Smithsonian Flickr Photostream]
 * [|Picfindr]
 * Photobucket - a photosharing site similar to Flickr
 * Pics4Learning - a copyright friendly site of images that students and teachers are free to use in the work.
 * [|Learn How to Use Copyright and Stay Legal in the K-12 Classroom (CyberPlayGround)]


 * Music Law [|http://www.edu-cyberpg.com/Music/musiclaw.html]
 * [|Creative Commons’ Podcasting Legal Guide]
 * [|Free Culture]
 * Lessig’s Free Culture Flash Presentation []
 * UNESCO’s Handbook on Copyright and Related Issues for Libraries []
 * Bloggers Beware []
 * Student Bloggers FAQ []
 * EFF Legal Guide for Bloggers []
 * Intellectual Property and Free Speech in the Online World []
 * White Stripes Creative Commons Video []
 * **[|**Boucher and Doolittle Introduce the FAIR USE Act of 2007**]**
 * World Intellectual Property Organization []

Open Source (free & democratic access)
 * Open Curricula
 * [|OER Commons]
 * MIT’s OpenCouseWare []
 * Connexions []
 * Wikibook project []
 * Wikijunior []
 * South African Curriculum []