Free Technology for Teachers: How Not to Cite an Image Source

I at first wrote this web site put up 8 yrs ago. I was reminded of it yesterday when I saw a similar leading 10 list to the one talked about below shared by a former colleague with whom I am Fb close friends.

This early morning a single of my Facebook mates posted 1 of these “ten indications you might be from…” Buzzfeed-like articles that sucked me in. As I seemed through the write-up I recognized one thing strange about the graphic credits. In fact, they genuinely have been not graphic credits at all. The caption down below the pictures simply just reads, “Source: Google Illustrations or photos.” In addition to not naming the proprietor of the picture, the writer of the article did not website link to the resource nor indicated that it was applied by authorization. I took a screenshot and added a comment to it. You can see my screenshot beneath. 

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(Of course, you can use this screenshot if you want to share it with your students). 

Purposes for Training

Involving good general public area graphic sources like Pixabay (simply click in this article for other alternatives) and Artistic Commons graphic lookup equipment there are couple of instances when students should really have to vacation resort to proclaiming reasonable use to use a copyrighted picture. If they do close up at that move, they need to at least give appropriate credit history to the operator of the image.