Creative Commons: A Source for Copyright-Compliant Text, Images, and More

October, 01 2009

The non-profit Creative Commons provides an alternative to locate text, images, and other creative materials for use in the classroom and elsewhere. With the mission to make it easier for people to share materials they have created, Creative Commons provides licenses that make it simple for creators to inform people about how their creations can be used. Click here to see an example of the types of use allowed with a Creative Commons license and how this information will appear to others. The Creative Commons search interface allows people to easily locate materials using the fully integrated Google, Google Images, Yahoo, and Flickr toolbar. Check out a brief video description and other materials on the CC "About" page to learn more.

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