Digital Literacies: Creating a Visual Text

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Jun082010

This weeks digital literacies session is about creating a visual text from an existing narrative. There are a range of tools and options contained within the powerpoint presentation below to assist you or you can simply download the original file here. Enjoy and look forward to your feedback.

Digital literacies Creating visual texts

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What is the fair use policy when using images found from the websites you mention. Is it copyright infringement to have students simply download images off the web. How can you avoid this?

June 22, 2010 |

Ryan

You know what you are right; But in Australia students and teachers are very heavily protected by copyright infringement if they are using media for educational purposes. I am not an expert on international law but I cannot remember the last time a student was charged with any form of copyright infringement for doing school work. Generally companies enjoy any form of promotion.

June 24, 2010 |

Kevin Cummins

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