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This presentation is brought to you by newmediarights.org.
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Today we'll be reviewing how to find Creative Commons images on Flickr.
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First go to flickr.com: f l i c k r .com, then go to the 'Search' button.
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Once you click on 'Advanced search'... if you go to the bottom of the page, -
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you'll get to the Creative Commons section. Here you have some options:
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you can find content to use commercially, find content to modify, adapt or build upon -
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or, if just want to use the largest filter, you can just search -
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all of the Creative Commons licensed content.
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Here you type in the kind of image you're looking for.
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Here Flickr shows me that these are CC-licensed content.
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Another way to go about this is to go to the front page once more, -
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go to the Search button, and then go to 'Explore'.
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And in the dropdown menu you're going to go to the 'Creative Commons' label.
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And here are the six different licenses you can use for Creative Commons.
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According to how you wanna use your image is which license you're gonna go with.
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I'm going to go with the attribution license, and click on this image.
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Then under additional information you'll find the license itself.
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You're going to need this when you create your attribution.
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Other resources for finding CC images are in newmediarights.org.
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You can find free music, images and video in one of our guides, -
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or you can learn more about Creative Commons -
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in our Citizens' Legal Guide to Using Creative Commons Licenses.
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Also, to learn how to attribute the works, you can find it in -
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our 'Best Practices for Creative Commons Attributions'.
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Thanks for watching this screencast and good luck!
