Audio, graphics, and video can be found in multiple places! This guide is not meant to be exhaustive, but to highlight a few key resources that we find helpful. Please let us know what your media needs are for your class, presentation, or a clinical setting and we can provide more specific guidance on which DMU or freely available resource would be most appropriate for your needs.
The protection given to any created image or work from being copied or distributed without permission. All images are immediately given copyright to the creator when the image is created.
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The legal right to use copyrighted images as long as the images are used for educational, research, or personal use or as long as the image benefits the public good in some way.
Ask Yourself the Fair Use Questions:
If you answered "No" to all the fair use questions, the use of your image would most likely be considered for personal or commercial gain.)
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Images that are copyrighted but that the creator has put provisions on their use. A creative commons license might stipulate, for example, that an image can be used as long as it isn't modified in any way.
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Images that no longer have copyright restrictions either because the creator willingly relinquished their copyright or because the creator is dead AND no one owns the copyright.
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