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How to source and use Creative Commons images and video

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That all depends on the specific Creative Commons license of the image you want to use. CC licenses range from one that effectively puts the image into the public domain, to those that require attribution, through to licenses that restrict any modification or commercial use. In total, there are seven different types of CC licenses that mix and match various permissions:

CC0 (Creative Commons Zero): This license releases the work into the public domain . Publishing to the public domain means you essentially forfeit ownership of the copyright.

CC BY(Creative Commons Attribution): This grants the right for images to be shared, used, and modified, as long as the work is attributed to the creator.

CC BY-SA (Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike): This license is popular, as it shares a philosophy with the wider open source movement. It means images can be shared, used, and modified, as long as the work is attributed the creator, and the license used on that new work is the same as the original.

CC BY-ND (Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivatives): This grants the right for images to be used when properly attributed, but does not permit any modifications to the original.

CC BY-NC (Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial): This allows properly attributed work to be shared, used, and modified, as long you not to use that work for any situations that could be considered commercial (more on what that means, below).

CC BY-NC-SA (Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike): This grants the right for properly attributed work to be shared, used, and modified, as long as the new work and any modifications made are not used for commercial gain, and the work is shared with the same license as the original.

CC BY-NC-ND: (Creative Commons Attribution NonCommercial NoDerivatives): This grants the right for properly attributed work to be shared, as long as it is not used for commercial gain or any form of derivative is made from the work.

If you regularly source and use images in this way, it's best to familiarize yourself with these seven CC licenses. Note that conditions are regularly updated to reflect the changing ways that images are used online. For example, in 2013, Creative Commons 4.0 was introduced, stating that image attributions must link to an external page and to the original URL wherever possible.

When attributing an image, we recommend the TASL model:

Title: The title of the image.

Author: The name of the creator.

Source: The URL where the image is hosted (plus optional link to author profile).

License: The type of Creative Commons license it is available under, including a link to the relevant license .

What if the license terms change after I've used an image?

Creative Commons licenses can be changed, but if an image creator decides to change the terms of their license, the original rights should not be affected. For that reason, always collect and save evidence (screenshots, for example) of the license terms, where you sourced them, and how you met them.

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Just because an image is licensed under Creative Commons does not mean it is free to use for any purpose.

There are seven types of CC license - if you regularly use images, commit these to memory.

Breach of CC license terms constitutes copyright infringement.

Always attribute images correctly, according to their license agreement.

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That all depends on the specific Creative Commons license of the image you want to use. CC licenses range from one that effectively puts the image into the public domain, to those that require attribution, through to licenses that restrict any modification or commercial use.

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This website app contains data from the HymnQuest Project, enabling free access to all of the HymnQuest indexes from smartphones, tablets and laptops (as well as on regular desktop computers). For copyright restriction reasons, non-subscribers can only view the public domain full texts.

Desktop app subscriptions can be purchased in the UK & Eire, giving access to the copyright texts as well as enhanced browse, search, print and export features. Logged in subscribers also get to display the copyright lyrics in this Online version.

We recommend mobile device users create a shortcut on the Home screen of their device to enable them to quickly fire up HymnQuest Online, just as you would any regular app. So, if you need to look up verses from the vestry or refrains on the train, then HymnQuest Online is always on hand.

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Taking the twelve disciples a long way north, Jesus wants to know if they have understood who he is yet. In the shadow of empire, they declare him to be king, and he assures them that this confession will help them break the grip of that empire on them and others.

This week we are asked to think about the specialness of Jesus, and what it means for us, not in terms of our privileges, but in terms of our responsibilities. How do we organise ourselves to become a useful part of God's mission in Jesus?

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Book of Wonders is a captivating, beautifully illustrated book that helps children to explore science and faith. Children will be amazed by the intricately detailed illustrations as they learn about themselves, the world, the universe and more importantly, the God behind it all.

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