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SNO has a nice post on rules for using photos you find online. Check it out.

I was reading SNO’s e-newsletter The SNO Report last week and came upon this nice guide for staffs. There’s a

This is an annual topic of discussion in everything from listservs and message boards to conventions and summer workshops. Many

Looking for a lesson to get students to understand copyright and Creative Commons a bit better? The JEA Curriculum has

The following useful list of sites for images is from Step 6 of Edublog’s Teacher Challenge: Creative Commons Search – Search

Michelle Harmon recently posted a great resource on our site about the importance of Creative Commons. Copyright, fair use, and

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