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- <h1>Copyright and Images</h1>
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- <h2>Copyright Vocabulary</h2>
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- <dt>Copyright</dt>
- <dd>Protection of Intellectual Property.</dd>
- <dt>Intellectual Property</dt>
- <dd>anything an individual has written or created. It may be music, text, pictures, photographs, sounds, and so on.</dd>
- <dt>Fair Use Doctrine</dt>
- <dd>Part of copyright law. It states that limited portions of material may be used without written permission for certain purposes, such as reporting the news or schoolwork. It doesn't define "limited", though, so do not overuse material. The Fair Use Doctrine requires you to give credit to the author or creator of any material you may use.</dd>
- <dt>Derivative Works</dt>
- <dd>Copyrighted matyerials that have been altered or changed. Such material is protected by copyright law. If you alter a copyrighted photograph by using computer software, that pphtograph is still protected, and you may not use it without written permission.</dd>
- <dt>Academic Standards</dt>
- <dd>Standards for copyright material that is much higher than others. Because scholars and researchers study so many different ideas and are responsible for sharing those ideas with the world, they are required to satisfy higher standards of honesty. They must give credit not only when quoting someone else?s exact words but also for the ideas those words represent. As a researcher, you cannot paraphrase what someone else says and not give credit for it.</dd>
- <dt>Bibliographies</dt>
- <dd>lists of sources that have been used in research. When using the Internet for research or for design work, you need to give credit where it is due. Often, people who use graphics and images from the Internet for publication on their own web page create a list of image credits rather than a bibliography.</dd>
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- <h2>Image Vocabulary</h2>
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- <dt>Transparency</dt>
- <dd>Lacking pixels - nothing is there.</dd>
- <dt>Opacity</dt>
- <dd>The amount of "see-though" ness, or transparency. 100% opacity = not see through, 0% opacity = all the way see through.</dd>
- <dt>Layers</dt>
- <dd>One of the most important features in Adobe Photoshop. Allows images to be constructed in parts, layered on top of each other like a sandwich. This will enable us to create transparency.</dd>
- <dt>.PSD (Photoshop document)</dt>
- <dd>The native file format for an Adobe Photoshop document. This format preserves layers, effects, and edit-ability.</dd>
- <dt>.PNG (Portable networks graphic)</dt>
- <dd>Created as a patent-free replacement for GIFs. PNG images can support transparency within an image. PNG is the native file format for Adobe Fireworks, retaining full edit-ability. It is a file type for images with 256 colors, made with a combination of Red Green, and Blue pixel values. Generally has a better compression algorithm than GIF, and is ideal for computer generated images.</dd>
- <dt>Local Root Folder</dt>
- <dd>A place on our own computer that houses all of the files needed for one website.</dd>
- <dt>Assets Folder</dt>
- <dd>Located INSIDE of the Local Root Folder. The place we will store files that are not HTML.</dd>
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