When creating documents, visual materials, or adding elements to your web pages, consider the following principals. With attention to these ideas, your projects will be more effective and efficient at communicating information to your audience. Always consider the ethical and legal use of images you find online or elsewhere.
(For more information on the fair and legal use of images and other resources follow this link).
(For more information on the fair and legal use of images and other resources follow this link).
Copyright guidelines
The following links will provide more information about fair use and copyright laws.
- Copyright with Cyberbee by Linda Joseph
- Copyright and FairUse Guidelines for Teachers by Hall Davidson
- Copyright and Fair Use in the Classroom, on the Internet, and the World Wide Web – from the University of Maryland
- Permission Request Template by David Warlick, Landmark Schools Project