My Updated Guide to Finding Media for Classroom Projects
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07 Apr My Updated Guide to Finding Media for Classroom Projects

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Two Sundays ago my Practical Ed Tech Newsletter was all about finding pictures, videos, and sounds for classroom projects. As a part of that newsletter I included my updated guide to finding media for classroom projects. 

In my guide to finding media for classroom projects I provide overviews of my favorite places for students and teachers to find image, video, and audio files that can be downloaded and re-used for free without violating copyright. If you’d like a copy of my guide to finding media for classroom projects, you can find it here as a PDF. 

Why Does It Matter?

If you’re wondering to yourself, “if it’s for my classroom, can’t I use any pictures I want?” The answer is no. Just take a look at what happened in one school district that tried to use that argument. 

More About Copyright in the Classroom

Here’s the recording of a webinar about copyright and Creative Commons that I hosted last spring. 

Here’s the recording of a webinar about copyright in the classroom that Beth Holland and I hosted a few years ago. 

Are you a tech coach or media specialist looking for some new ideas to share with your colleagues? If so, 50 Tech Tuesday Tips is an eBook you need. You can get it right here.

Two Sundays ago my Practical Ed Tech Newsletter was all about finding pictures, videos, and sounds for classroom projects. As a part of that newsletter I included my updated guide to finding media for classroom projects. In my guide to finding media for classroom projects I provide overviews of my favorite places for students and teachers to find image, video, and audio files that can be downloaded and re-used for free without violating copyright. If you’d like a copy of my guide to finding media for classroom projects, you can find it here as a PDF. Why Does It Matter?If you’re wondering to yourself, “if it’s for my classroom, can’t I use any pictures I want?” The answer is no. Just take a look at what happened in one school district that tried to use that argument. More About Copyright in the ClassroomHere’s the recording of a webinar about copyright and Creative Commons that I hosted last spring. Here’s the recording of a webinar about copyright in the classroom that Beth Holland and I hosted a few years ago. Are you a tech coach or media specialist looking for some new ideas to share with your colleagues? If so, 50 Tech Tuesday Tips is an eBook you need. You can get it right here.Copyright for Educators, creative commons, Free Technology For Teachers, how toRead More

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