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Duplicate Content & Plagiarism Checking Tool In their words: "What Is PlagSpotter?PlagSpotter is an online duplicate content checking and monitoring tool.
"In this third and final post in the series we'll take a look at Creative Commons and Fair Use of media in blog posts..."
"Before looking at sources of media to use in your blog posts it’s important to having some understanding of copyright, Creative Commons, and Fair Use.."
8 Resources To Find & Edit Digital Images Without Being Sued
Photo Pin is a free tool that helps bloggers and designers find beautiful photos for blogs and websites using Creative Commons licensing. Download the photos and get attribution links already formatted for you.
Via Robin Good
"I know there are several of you out there having the same problem with their students. Plagiarism is one of the worst things technology brought about or let's say plagiarism was already there even before the coming of technology but this latter exacerbated plagiarism and made it way worse. Check out the tools..."
Do you talk to your students about the importance of citing references? Oftentimes, students plagiarize unknowingly when they aren't i
"Jeez, there are sure a ton of ways to find images on the Web, as well as many places where you can find lengthy link lists to image collections..."
"Creative Commons images have lots of takers and find a place in everything from presentations to blogging. There are lots of ways to search for Creative Commons images labeled for reuse. Yahoo just put its own hat in the ring. Now, with the help of Yahoo Image Search, you can tap into Flickr and its huge databank of Creative Commons images. This is the second coming of Flickr and CC-licensed images to Yahoo. It was retired when Bing came to the fore as the search engine of choice on Yahoo..."
Royalty Free Images, Stock Images, Portraits, Old Maps, Illustrations, Engravings, Teacher Resources & Educational Resources at our Image Library Humanline.com. Free Licenses for Educational Use.
Via Nik Peachey
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Gebruik van tekst en afbeeldingen op andere sites en blogs mag niet zomaar. Veel van dat materiaal is namelijk beschermd door het auteursrecht (copyright).
"In part one of this series I shared some ideas for creating a gallery of media to use in your classroom blog posts. If you don't have the time or opportunity to create your own media for blog posts then you should look for media that is in the public domain..."
How to find out if your blog posts have been stolen and published on other websites?
You can enter the title, the first one or two paragraphs, a few sentences, or some other text of the post, an...
Een portret is een afbeelding van een of meer herkenbare personen. Bijvoorbeeld een foto, schilderij, tekening of filmbeelden. Deze persoon of personen hebben het recht zich te verzetten tegen publicatie van hun portret...
Via Bea Babijn
"Foto’s en cartoons van het net plukken om in je cursus te gebruiken, kan niet zomaar. Ook muziek toevoegen aan zelfgemaakte filmpjes kan een risico inhouden. Op veel materiaal rust namelijk copyright. Gelukkig zijn er heel wat sites waar je wel gratis beelden, foto’s of geluiden kunt vinden en die je mits bronvermelding mag gebruiken."
Free photographs for students & teachers with no gimmicks, hidden fees or registration required. Use for personal, educational & non-commercial.
Via Baiba Svenca
Teaching students about copyright and digital citizenship has never been as pressingly important as it is now.Undoubtedly Internet has become a major source of information for students but this pool of resources has some rules that we need to teach our students before they fall in the trap of plagiarism. It is still prevalent among students that whatever they can lay their hands on online is free( in the ethical sense ) to use.
SoundBible.com offers free sound clips for download in either wav or mp3 format.
We offer free and royalty free sound effects and clips for video editors, movie scores,...
Via Kathleen Cercone
Open Clipart library - The largest online repository for high quality public domain vector graphics on the Internet. Free vector images.
Via Baiba Svenca, M Fournier
"Some of the digital elements our students use so often are photos and images. They include them in their blog posts and wikis and some even share them on popular social networking sites like Facebook. As a rule of thumb the first resource they have recourse to when looking for such images is image search engines like Google Image. But do they know that images are not created from the void and that they have their owners and therefore some reserved rights as to the republication of their images? Do they know that there is something called Creative Commons which regulate the use and re-diffusion of copyrighted materials online? These and many other questions, should in fact be clearly tackled with students. Our learners need to know the rules regulating the use of copyrighted materials and there is nowhere else better than Creative Commons to do that..."
"Do you use images or photos? Do you check with the owner before saving or copying or using? Are you using Creative Commons (CC) images and think that it’s all OK because the image labelled as CC therefore you’ve done all your supposed to..."
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