Copyright, Fair Use, and Creative Commons Search for Google

Images on the internet are protected by________________.

• Fair Use

• Creative Commons

• Coppa

• Copyright Law

Under Fair Use laws, using a picture for my paper is ok.

• True

• False

Using a 2 minute you-tube video in assignment to explain the Revolutionary War is ok under Fair Use.

• True

• False

How can I make sure that my images are safe to use in my project when I get them from Google?

• I am protected by Fair Use, so I'm ok.

• Citing where I get my picture from.

• I can filter my search using Usage Rights under tools in my Google Search.

• I can only use pictures that I take or my teacher gives me.

I must give credit to the creator of what types of sources?

• Books

• images

• websites

• YouTube

• myself

To give credit to a book, I must include:

• Title

• Title, Author, Year it was written, and publisher

• Author

• Title and ISBN number

To give credit to a website, I must include:

• The URL (address)

• Title of the site

• Title and author

• Title, date accessed, and URL

To give credit to an image I must include

• The location I got it from (Google images, Flicker).

• The website Title.

• The title or description of the image, website title, date I accessed it, and URL.

• The URL where I found it.

When using Google Image search, I can use what type of images in my website where I need part of a picture for the banner?

• Labeled for reuse with modification

• Labeled for non-commercial reuse

• Not filtered by license

• Labeled for reuse

I need a whole bunch of pictures for my documentary on Jackie Robinson. What search should I use for my images?

• Labeled for reuse with modification

• Labeled for noncommercial reuse

• Labeled for reuse

• Not filtered by license because it is a school project