Copyright

What does copyright protect?

• All images found online
• Only images that are free to use
• Only photographs taken by professionals
• The work of artists, authors, and photographers

What should you do before using an image you find online?

• Ask for permission from the owner
• Just use it if you like it
• Ignore the copyright symbol
• Only use images with no copyright symbol

What can happen if you ignore copyright rules?

• You will be allowed to use any image
• Nothing will happen at all
• You will be praised for your creativity
• You could face fines or legal action

What does it mean if an image is in the public domain?

• You must always give credit to the creator
• It is only for personal use
• It belongs to everyone and can be changed freely
• You can use it without asking for permission

What should you check for when using Creative Commons licensed images?

• If you need to give credit or can modify it
• If it is a famous image
• If the creator is a professional
• If it has a copyright symbol or not

How can you find free images to use?

• By using websites like Pixabay and Unsplash
• By searching for any images on Google
• By asking friends for their images
• By using images from social media

Why is respecting copyright important?

• It shows that we value others' hard work
• It allows us to use any image we want
• It makes us better artists
• It helps us avoid using images altogether

What does it mean to respect others' work?

• To treat their artwork and ideas with care
• To copy their work without asking
• To ignore their rules about usage
• To only use your own images

Most images found online are:

• Only owned by large companies
• Only for educational use
• Free to use without any restrictions
• Copyrighted unless stated otherwise

What should you do if you want to use an image but cannot find its copyright information?

• Try to contact the creator or owner
• Use it anyway since you like it
• Assume it is free to use
• Look for a similar image instead