Digital Imaging: Photography Composition Principles

Public Domain and Creative Commons

One site i picked is Freesounds.org- https://freesound.org/ 
    Free sounds have a lot of free sound effects and sounds you can you for free without any cost. I like and would use this site because its real easy to use and theres a lot of sounds to pick from for your projects in class.

The second site i picked is Morguefile-  https://morguefile.com/
    Morguefile is free site you can use to get a lot of free photos without any cost. I like and would use this site because this site has all kinds of photos of all different thing you can use for you assignments and projects for school.

The last site i picked is Pond5 https://www.pond5.com/free
      Pond5 is a free site you can use to get free photos videos and more without any cost. I like this site and would use it because the site a lot of photos and videos, also the site is easy to use for your school projects and assignment. 

Fair Dealing and Copyright in Canada

    Research-  students can use and make copies of work for research. But the stuff copied cannot have more than 10% of the work. Also if the research is to be published, the works used may not be included.

    Review- People use parts of movie trailers or famous videos and  they are aloud to put short clips of the movies or videos in there video without being copyrighted.
   
     Eduction-  Depends On the type of work, anywhere from 10% to all of the work can be copied for educational use only.

    News reporting- A student can use stuff from news articles as long as they put where they got it from example if they got it off any new site online or any other new article, they would have to put that in the news report where they got there information.

Understanding Copyright

WHAT TYPE OF PUBLISHED WORK IS IT?


ARTISTIC WORK (PAINTING, PRINT, PHOTOGRAPH, DIAGRAM, DRAWING, MAP, CHART, PLAN)

IS THE WORK FROM A COPYRIGHT-PROTECTED WORK CONTAINING OTHER SUCH WORKS?


YES

FOR WHAT PURPOSE IS THE WORK BEING USED?


PRIVATE STUDY, RESEARCH

YOUR RESPONSE SUGGESTS THAT THIS USE IS PERMITTED UNDER FAIR DEALING.
You may copy the entire artistic work for the purpose of private study or research.
Note: If you are planning on publishing your research, in general, you may not include a copy of the artistic work with your publication—doing so may not be considered fair dealing.



WHAT TYPE OF PUBLISHED WORK IS IT?

NEWSPAPER ARTICLE

FOR WHAT PURPOSE IS THE WORK BEING USED?

EDUCATION (E.G., IN THE CLASSROOM, LEARNING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM CONTENT)


HOW WILL THE WORK BE DISTRIBUTED?

E-MAILED TO STUDENTS


YOUR RESPONSE SUGGESTS THAT THIS USE IS PERMITTED UNDER FAIR DEALING.

You may copy and e-mail the full article from an issue of a newspaper for the purpose of education.

WHAT TYPE OF PUBLISHED
WORK IS IT?

AUDIOVISUAL (FILM, TV SHOW), SOUND RECORDING

FOR WHAT PURPOSE IS THE WORK BEING USED?

EDUCATION (E.G., IN THE CLASSROOM, LEARNING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM CONTENT)


HOW WILL THE WORK BE DISTRIBUTED?

IN CLASS


YOUR RESPONSE SUGGESTS THAT THIS USE IS PERMITTED UNDER FAIR DEALING.

You may present an audiovisual or sound recording in class as long as the copy was obtained legitimately (e.g., owned, borrowed, rented) and your audience consists primarily of students, instructors, or any person who is directly responsible for setting curriculum for the school.

Note: If you are using an audiovisual or sound recording found on the Internet, you may show it in class only if you reasonably think that the copyright holder permitted its use on-line (e.g., an episode of This Hour Has 22 Minutes is posted in the on-line catalogue at CBC.ca).

Computer Policy Slide Show