Narrable Intro: https://narrable.com/app#narrables/atkcbt/coverImage

Session Resources:
http://goo.gl/eSlEpm

Text Poll: http://goo.gl/3bOCxI

Narrable Intro: https://narrable.com/app#narrables/atkcbt/coverImage

Benefits to Google Slides?
http://goo.gl/O1rSSx

1. How-To: Create a Storyboard in Google Slides-Here are printable directions you can share with staff. You may also make a copy for your drive and share that way. http://goo.gl/Z5gq0y

2. Google Slides Storyboard: Feel free to make your own (see the cheat sheet on the right to learn how) or save a copy of this in your drive to edit and share as needed. http://goo.gl/IrTvRe

3. Google Docs Storyboard: You can also create a storyboard in Google Docs. It would be all on on page instead of one slide per page. You may save a copy of this in your drive, to edit and share as needed. http://goo.gl/nQIr4Z

1. Using Google Slides to Organize Research & Take Notes: https://www.smore.com/r84h-tech-tip-tuesday

2. Google Drive's Research Tool: The Research tool makes it easy to add information from the web to your documents and presentations. http://goo.gl/qfxL8O

3. Tutorial: Use Google Slides to Organize Research
from Free Technology for Teachers http://youtu.be/unU150lirO4

4. Search the Web within your Google Document from Free Technology for Teachers http://goo.gl/EN8ZKu

1. Creating an Creative Commons Attribution Slide for Presentations: Here are printable directions you can share with staff. You may also make a copy for your drive and share that way. http://goo.gl/GqnvZ5

2. All the information you need (photographer, title of photo, license type) to give credit to a Creative Commons Flickr photo is right there on the Flickr page. http://goo.gl/MR5yEe

Or, you can use an attribution creator

1. Flickr CC Attribution Helper
​Drag this tool to your browser's bookmark bar to instantly get attributions as HTML or text.​ Once you add this to your browser, it's a very easy way to give credit. http://goo.gl/KU7mLk

2. Creative Commons Attribution Generator
Copy and paste the Flickr address in the search bar to generate attributions in a variety of formats. This site is great, but check to be sure it's working correctly before using it. http://goo.gl/V93Vgw

1. Photo Pin: ​This is my favorite Creative Commons photo search site. The site is easy to use, and photos are high quality. ​ http://photopin.com/

2. Creative Commons Search: Search for images, music, and more within the Creative Commons http://search.creativecommons.org/

3. Google Images: This isn't just Creative Commons Photos. After searching, click "Search Tools" and choose "Labeled for Reuse" under "Usage Rights". http://images.google.com/

4. Flickr: Do an "Advanced Search" to only search within Creative Commons-licensed content. https://www.flickr.com/

5. Haiku Deck is a great presentation tool that automatically incorporates Creative Commons photos. And, attribution is automatically given. It's super easy! https://www.haikudeck.com

6. Pixabay: You may find and share images free of copyrights. All pictures are published under Creative Commons public domain deed CC0. http://pixabay.com/

7. Morguefile: Search morgueFile for free reference images. Yes, they're all completely free. http://www.morguefile.com/

1. Check out this infographic by adityadipankar for a quick intro to the various types of Creative Commons licenses. http://socialmediasatisfied.com/what-is-creative-commons-infographic/

2. There are No Gray Areas-creative commons licensed (BY-NC-ND) flickr photo by venspired: http://flickr.com/photos/venosdale/12048786874

1. Digital Citizenship Discussion Starter-creative commons licensed (BY-NC-ND) flickr photo by venspired: http://flickr.com/photos/venosdale/12042191605

2. Copyright and Fair Use in Education Haiku Deck: http://www.haikudeck.com/fair-use-in-education-education-presentation-YlkpO...

3. Crediting Photos #1: https://www.smore.com/j1au-tech-tip-tuesday

4. Crediting Photos #2: https://www.smore.com/na7fp-crediting-cc-photos

5. How To Attribute Creative Commons Photos by Foter: http://goo.gl/XNJuR

Tutorial #1: Create an Attribution Slide in Google Slides Using an Attribution Helper http://youtu.be/LsjbHlfzIEs

This is a quick tutorial on finding CC photos, giving credit with an attribution helper, and creating a slide to give credit in presentations.


Tutorial #2: Creating a CC Attribution Using Information Found on Flickr http://youtu.be/z97d6gXmdkc

How to create CC Flickr Attribution by searching Flickr for the photographer, title of the work, and license info (and URL, if needed).

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