Images, Copyright and the Asset Table
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Graphic Design, lesson 6 of 8. Who owns a picture, why 'it was on the internet' is not permission, what Creative Commons letters mean, how to write a credit, and how to log every picture in an asset table. Pupils gather three pictures in Image Studio and log where each came from.
14 slides.
Lesson outline
- Found It Online. Free to Use?
- Do Now — Layout, Principles, Audience
- Jade's Fair Poster
- Hinge Check — Can Jade Use It?
- Is It Hers Now?
- Creative Commons: Read the Licence
- Can We Use It?
- What Good Looks Like — A Judgement
- Write the Credit
- Make It — Asset Hunt
- One Word
- Homework 3
Unit bundleGraphic Design
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