Images can be used for teaching by using Creative Commons images or by relying on the Statutory or Education licence. In both cases you will be required to acknowledge the creator and source where known.
This guide gives instructions on how to use images for your teaching purposes in compliance with the Copyright law.
The below flowchart provides the guidance about the facts to consider when using an image for teaching. Click on the 'i' icon to link to the relevant pages on this guide for information.
Disclaimer
The purpose of this resource is to provide general information regarding copyright in a university teaching context, it does not provide legal advice. Information contained in this resource is correct as at July 2023.
Images used on this guide are from https://freesvg.org/ghunshu, with a CC0 1.0 Universal (CC0 1.0) licence.
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