1. Will That Photo Get You Fined? Dinah Winnick Director of Communications dwinnick@umbc.edu

2. So…where can I get photos?

3. TIP 1 Take your own photos.

4. TIP 2 Use photos provided by university photographers. (bookmark archives or keep you own)

5. umbc.edu/creativeservices

7. TIP 3 Use photos provided by the U.S. government. (White House, military, Library of Congress)

8. Really.

10. TIP 4 Use images with a Creative Commons license. (Wikimedia Commons, Flickr advanced search)

11. Learn about Creative Commons licensing: http://bit.ly/ makeuseofCreativeCommonspost

14. TIP 5 Explore collections that encourage unrestricted image use. (New York Public Library, L.A. County Museum of Art)

15. Helpful directory at http://bit.ly/ ColumbiaPublicDomainDirectory

16. TIP 6 Keep your eye out for new resources.

18. REMEMBER Always include attribution.

20. IF ALL ELSE FAILS Pay the licensing fee if needed. (stock image use)

21. HAVE CONCERNS? Ask someone for feedback.

22. PHOTO CONTESTS Remind staff across campus: Written permission is required to share user-generated content collected through social media contests.

23. REALLY? Yes! Re-tweets aren’t an issue, but if you want to post a photo from an Instagram contest onto FB or your website, you need permission. Whenever you hit “save.”

24. UGH! REALLY? Yes, but it’s easy. Add this to your contest rules page: “By submitting a creative work for this contest, you acknowledge and agree to our Terms and Permissions.”our Terms and Permissions Or try this: “Love this photo. Is it yours? Could we share this with the UMBC community? Please see terms and permission [link] + respond with yes/no. Thanks!”[link]

25. Thanks. Discussion Time! What tough photo use issues have you encountered? What big topics come up in your photo use trainings?