A presentation about some of the resources available for free graphic and audio content. It also discusses licensing for reuse and how to search for only content that falls under that type of licensing.

1. Free Multimedia on the Web Instructional Technology Services MSU Moorhead

2. Agenda Short PPT presentation Discuss Creative Commons and licensing Look at tools for acquiring free resources Q & A

3. Looking for Free Resources?

4. WebChop.org

5. Licensed for reuse Pay attention to how a file has been licensed Flickr – A resource linked from webchop, photos sorted by Creative Commons licensing http://www.flickr.com/creativecommons/

6. Creative Commons Licensingcreativecommons.org “We work to increase the amount of creativity (cultural, educational, and scientific content) in “the commons” — the body of work that is available to the public for free and legal sharing, use, repurposing, and remixing. “ (cc website)

7. Creative Commons Licenses

9. Distribute

10. Display

11. Performyour copyrighted work & work derived from it IF they give credit in the form requested by you. (even for commercial purposes)

12. 2. Attribution Share Alike Others can create work derived from yours BUT only under a license identical to the license governing your work. (similar to open source software licenses)

13. 3. Attribution No Derivatives Can redistribute (for commercial or non-commercial) But must remain unchanged and in whole, with credit to you.

15. Distribute

16. Display

17. Performyour copyrighted work & work derived from it For non-commercial purposes only. (derivations don’t need to be under the same license)

19. Distribute

20. Display

21. Performyour copyrighted work & work derived from it Fornon-commercial purposes only (derivations must be under the same license)

23. Distribute

24. Display

25. Performyour copyrighted work exactly as it is – no derivations of your work are allowed For non-commercial purposes only

26. Google Image Search(Advanced Image Search)

27. Google Advanced Image Search