Can I use pictures from the net in a school project which .....?
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Ultimately you have to give credit where credit is due.  Many sites will tell you that you can use the pics if you give them credit.  Others will say absolutely no.  Many school projects fall under fair use and would allow you to use the pics as long as you do not plan to profit from the use of another persons copyrighted material.  \n\nEmail the person that owns the site, get permission and say you used it and you have permission in the project.
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You need to upload it onto an image host site, best one is www.photobucket.com after you sign up (they have free accounts) upload your photo and it will give you the html code you need to post it on the internet.\n\nPosting a picture straight from your computer to the net will leave a broken image for everyone except you, that's why it's best to use an image host.
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Try tinypic or photobucket.
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I can make a fun interactive penguin computer program for you (i need to make an activity for my class by Monday, myself)  I'll need to know if your students can use the mouse or access the computer in an alternative method.  Also, what are their ages and abilities and should it be more instructional, more fun, or equally both?  Also, what platform does your computer use? windows xp, OSX, etc.\nIt will be a powerpoint file, but you don't need powerpoint to be able to play it. let me know!
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i am in a similar situation, wanting pictures for a college project. most of the sources i have tried charge money for the pictures, fair i suppose as someone had to take them. try looking on e-bay for royalty free images or google images but i have not been able to find a single location that has a large number of downloadable images.
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just look at the properties of that image\nbut remember the image must be on the net\nu cannot get the url in the properties of the image at the computer
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You can store your pictures elsewhere than myspace and refer to them by url. This will also allow pictures above the size limit to be used.
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have u got a project from school?\nwhich school you're in?
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http://photobucket.com/\n\nand Picturetrail.com
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You can use any picture from anywhere. Just save it to your computer... and where you change it your display pic, it will ask you to locate it on your computer, find where it is saved and BOBs your Uncle! Its real easy!
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To do this you need a special piece of equipment called a scanner.  The scanner will convert any picture on paper into a computer image.  If you don't have a scanner, you still might be able to use a scanner at a friend's house or in a public area, and then put the file on a disk, upload it to a website, or e-mail it to yourself.\n\nYou might try looking in a school library for a scanner.  Ask around...if you're friends with the secretary in any office, ask them if there is a scanner you could use.  A public library or college library may also have a scanner you could use.\n\nAnother good option for getting an image from paper onto the computer is a digital camera.  Especially compared to older scanners, newer cameras often will get just as good an image--the only problem is that it can be difficult to set up the lighting correctly and getting the shot so that it is square and not out of proportion.  If you can't find a scanner, finding a digital camera might be your next best bet.\n\nGood luck.
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Here are a couple of sites I have found useful\n\nhttp://www.eduplace.com/graphicorganizer/\n\nhttp://www.freeology.com/graphicorgs/
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use www.photobucket.com
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hi dear, just go to yahoo search or google search n just type in the topic n u'll find plenty of matter for ur project with pics
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You might try photobucket...
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If you have Word on a PC just insert a table and format and edit as required.  If you don't have access to Word use graph paper or if you're really creative cut out coloured shapes for each person and stick them onto a large piece of card link together with ribbon or wool.  Now that will WOW! them at school.
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Because TEACCH is a licenced, copyrighted program, you will have difficulty finding "free" images on the web. You will probably have to purchase materials, or draw/make your own. One thing you can do is browse LOTS of clipart for approximate images (clear, simple, with color). You can also get early childhood vocabulary books with pictures and cut those out.\n\nTry these websites:\nhttp://www.teacch.com/materials.html\nhttp://www.teacch.com/publications.html\nhttp://www.members.tripod.com/~Maaja/teacch.htm (this one is for parents, and has some good info)\nhttp://www.learnwithsam.com/\nhttp://www.school-clip-art.com/child.shtml\n\nGood luck!