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Showing posts with label attribution. Show all posts
Showing posts with label attribution. Show all posts
Thursday, November 03, 2011
Image Attribution
Images add a lot to blog posts but people often don't give attribution to the authors of the images. Here is one way to give credit to the author of a photo from Flickr.
1. Go to Flickr.
2. Click Explore from the top of the page.
3. From the drop down menu click Creative Commons.
4. From one of the license groups, click on See More.
5. Use the Search box to find a photo.
6. Click Share.
7. From drop down menu be sure that HTML button is selected.
8. Copy the HTML code from box.
9. In your Blogger post click the Edit HTML tab at the top of your post window.
10. Paste your previously copied code at the very top of your post.
11. Click the Compose tab to write text in your post.
12. Now when you mouse over the image, you will see that the photographer's name appears and if you click on the photo, you will be taken to the Flickr page where the photo appears.
Friday, December 24, 2010
Thanks for the photo
Because copying and pasting images is so easy now, we often neglect to give credit to the creators of the images we use. As teachers we need to be model good attribution behavior for out students.
Finding and attributing photos from Flickr is easy to do with a tool called Imagecodr. On the home page of this site, you can click the Search tab to find photos. To provide attribution in your blog or website, you click the Get Code! tab and enter the URL of the photo you wish to use. Use the code displayed to put the image and the complete attribution information on your blog.or website.
I was looking for an image of threads to use when discussing Voice Threads. The image above with the CC licsnse and link is the result using the code from Imagcodr.
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