More about Creative Commons -

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Creative Commons is a system that allows creators of original works (text, images, artworks, etc) to specify how they can be used. For example, a photographer can specify that her photo may be used for non-commercial purposes (ie not to make money) as long as she is properly attributed as the creator.

Use the Creative Commons Information Pack on the smartcopying website, with information on:

What is Creative Commons? (106 kB)
A Quick Reference Guide to Finding Creative Commons Material (69 kB)
How to Attribute Creative Commons Licensed Material (260 kB)

Or watch this Creative Commons video on TeacherTube. For an example, see this image, posted on the website Flickr.