VGDI - Bellwork -9/1/25 - 9/5/25

Stock Image(s)

• A trademark that is used to distinguish the services (rather than the products) of one person or company from those of another.
• Images that are professionally produced for selling or sharing, commonly available in searchable databases.
• This is usually an absence of a license agreement, the image creator has placed their work into for use by anyone in whatever way they like.
• Creative work that's not copyrighted and therefore free for you to use whenever you want.
• Licenses are a series of license types that were set up by a non profit organization to help photographers easily license their work.

TEACH Act

• A trademark that is used to distinguish the services (rather than the products) of one person or company from those of another.
• Used in tracking the original source and details of images, such as photographs, profile pictures, and memes.
• Technology, Education and Copyright Harmonization Act--Established the rules under which copyright protected materials could be used in online education.
• Images which feature logos, brands, recognisable products, events or celebrities are licensed as editorial use meaning they can only be used as part of newsworthy stories.
• This is usually an absence of a license agreement, the image creator has placed their work into for use by anyone in whatever way they like.

Service Mark

• Images which feature logos, brands, recognisable products, events or celebrities are licensed as editorial use meaning they can only be used as part of newsworthy stories.
• Creative work that's not copyrighted and therefore free for you to use whenever you want.
• Technology, Education and Copyright Harmonization Act--Established the rules under which copyright protected materials could be used in online education.
• A trademark that is used to distinguish the services (rather than the products) of one person or company from those of another.
• This is usually an absence of a license agreement, the image creator has placed their work into for use by anyone in whatever way they like.

Reverse Image Search

• Creative work that's not copyrighted and therefore free for you to use whenever you want.
• This includes the number of copies printed or length of time the image will be in use, size of image and industry it will be used in.
• Used in tracking the original source and details of images, such as photographs, profile pictures, and memes.
• Technology, Education and Copyright Harmonization Act--Established the rules under which copyright protected materials could be used in online education.
• This is usually an absence of a license agreement, the image creator has placed their work into for use by anyone in whatever way they like.

Public Domain

• This includes the number of copies printed or length of time the image will be in use, size of image and industry it will be used in.
• Images which feature logos, brands, recognisable products, events or celebrities are licensed as editorial use meaning they can only be used as part of newsworthy stories.
• Creative work that's not copyrighted and therefore free for you to use whenever you want.
• A trademark that is used to distinguish the services (rather than the products) of one person or company from those of another.
• An extended license extends the terms so that an image can be used in derivative products there are usually limits on the number of products that can be produced/sold.

Rights Managed (RM) License

• Licenses are a series of license types that were set up by a non profit organization to help photographers easily license their work.
• This includes the number of copies printed or length of time the image will be in use, size of image and industry it will be used in.
• Images that are professionally produced for selling or sharing, commonly available in searchable databases.
• Technology, Education and Copyright Harmonization Act--Established the rules under which copyright protected materials could be used in online education.
• An extended license extends the terms so that an image can be used in derivative products there are usually limits on the number of products that can be produced/sold.

Editorial Use License

• Images which feature logos, brands, recognisable products, events or celebrities are licensed as editorial use meaning they can only be used as part of newsworthy stories.
• An extended license extends the terms so that an image can be used in derivative products there are usually limits on the number of products that can be produced/sold.
• Images that are professionally produced for selling or sharing, commonly available in searchable databases.
• Licenses are a series of license types that were set up by a non profit organization to help photographers easily license their work.
• This is usually an absence of a license agreement, the image creator has placed their work into for use by anyone in whatever way they like.

Royalty Free License (RF)

• This includes the number of copies printed or length of time the image will be in use, size of image and industry it will be used in.
• Images which feature logos, brands, recognisable products, events or celebrities are licensed as editorial use meaning they can only be used as part of newsworthy stories.
• Licenses are a series of license types that were set up by a non profit organization to help photographers easily license their work.
• Creative work that's not copyrighted and therefore free for you to use whenever you want.
• It allows flexibility to the designer in that an image only needs to be purchased once for use in unlimited applications.

Royalty Free Extended License

• Images that are professionally produced for selling or sharing, commonly available in searchable databases.
• An extended license extends the terms so that an image can be used in derivative products there are usually limits on the number of products that can be produced/sold.
• This is usually an absence of a license agreement, the image creator has placed their work into for use by anyone in whatever way they like.
• Technology, Education and Copyright Harmonization Act--Established the rules under which copyright protected materials could be used in online education.
• A trademark that is used to distinguish the services (rather than the products) of one person or company from those of another.

Creative Commons License

• Images that are professionally produced for selling or sharing, commonly available in searchable databases.
• It allows flexibility to the designer in that an image only needs to be purchased once for use in unlimited applications.
• An extended license extends the terms so that an image can be used in derivative products there are usually limits on the number of products that can be produced/sold.
• Licenses are a series of license types that were set up by a non profit organization to help photographers easily license their work.
• Technology, Education and Copyright Harmonization Act--Established the rules under which copyright protected materials could be used in online education.