As a teacher, I'm evaluating Britannica ImageQuest for my classroom. Can you explain what 'rights-cleared' means for the images, approximately how many images are available, how the platform helps students with visual projects and lessons, and how it promotes media literacy, specifically regarding citations?
Navigate to 'https://britannicaeducation.com/solutions/britannica-imagequest/'. Identify the explanation of 'rights-cleared' content and the approximate number of images available. Click on the 'Visual Projects & Lessons' tab (if not already active) and describe how ImageQuest supports visual lessons and projects. Click on the 'Foster Media Literacy' tab (if not already active) and explain how ImageQuest helps teach media literacy, including details about copyright citations and source information. Synthesize all gathered information to answer the task.
State that 'rights-cleared' means the images can be used for 'educational, non-commercial purposes without worrying about copyright infringement'. State that there are 'more than 3 million images' or '3,400,000 + Images' available. Describe how ImageQuest supports visual projects and lessons, mentioning 'high-impact visual lessons and ready-to-use projects'. Explain that ImageQuest helps foster media literacy by providing 'clear copyright citations and source information on every piece of media' to 'teach good academic habits'.