- The image is your own creation such as a photograph or a
drawing. - The image is in public domain; for example, a “stop”
sign or the “Mona Lisa.” You need permission to digitize and/or
manipulate the image if: - The image you want to use is from a
printed source (and not in public domain) such as a book or
magazine. - The image is an original photograph. - You found the
image on the internet. Much content on the internet is already
infringing copyright and the fact that someone else has used an
image (with or without permission) does not mean that you may
also. However, you may use free clip art. Finding digital images
which are free to use: Check out these websites for free to use
images: April 18, 2012 Copyright and Creative Commons Resources
Copyright and Creative Commons video – Explained by Common Craft
Here are links to sites that provide teachers with important
information about Canadian copyright: - Copyright & Teaching- An
excellent resource from Alberta - Copyright Basics - A wonderful
resource fr