Working with students means taking them on the journey of learning in and out of online environments. Let’s encourage them to apply creative commons approaches to their creativity.
I don’t know why this video hasn’t hit my radar before!
Working with students means taking them on the journey of learning in and out of online environments. Let’s encourage them to apply creative commons approaches to their creativity.
I don’t know why this video hasn’t hit my radar before!
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Thanks for posting the Creative Commons video. I found out about this option for photos a few months ago and now use a stunning photo for my Mac background free of charge. It’s an amazing pic looking upwards through a building courtyard. Makes me feel like I’m flying. It’s called “Sky” by “Extranoise”. You can see it at http://www.flickr.com/photos/extranoise/158135547/
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Hi Judy, thanks for sharing this video. I will refer to it-your post, in my blog post concerning what I learned about other bloggers’ use of images.
Thank you so much for sharing that video about Creative Commons. It will help gain my students attention when teaching them about copyright and Creative Commons.
The Teacher Challenge is definitely challenging me to make sure my kids restructure their blogs to use images properly.
My blog for the Teacher Challenge is undefined.edublogs.org
Patti
Hi Judy,
Thanks for sharing this clip. It’s very timely as I’m learning about Creative Commons for the Edublogs Teacher Challenge.
As teacher librarians we never stop learning.
Thanks! And enjoy your blogging challenge too.
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