Chapter 2 CS4 - Revision history

Robin: /* Exercise 1: Advanced searching in Google */

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Exercise 1: Advanced searching in Google

Robin: /* Exercise 1: Advanced searching in Google */

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Exercise 1: Advanced searching in Google

Robin: /* Exercise 1: Advanced searching in Google */

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Exercise 1: Advanced searching in Google

Robin: /* Exercise 3: Searching in stock photography websites */

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Exercise 3: Searching in stock photography websites

Robin: /* Exercise 3: Searching in stock photography websites */

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Exercise 3: Searching in stock photography websites

Robin: /* Exercise 3: Searching in stock photography websites */

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Exercise 3: Searching in stock photography websites

Robin at 22:02, 24 January 2013

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Robin: /* Fair use and appropriation */

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Fair use and appropriation

Robin at 21:50, 24 January 2013

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Robin: /* Exercise 2: Searching in the public domain */

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Exercise 2: Searching in the public domain

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-. Expect errors! Nearly every search result produces errors.  Sometimes errors follow a pattern that can be identified and excluded from the search query.  <span style="color:red">In this case, your results are likely to include images of the 1980's band "Bauhaus."  To remove the results for the band, add the word 'band' preceded with a minus sign (e.g. "-band"). <span style="color:blue">(Normally this works, however for some reason it is not behaving properly at the present - February 2013)</span>
+. Expect errors! Nearly every search result produces errors.  Sometimes errors follow a pattern that can be identified and excluded from the search query.  In this case, your results are likely to include images of the 1980's band "Bauhaus."  To remove the results for the band, add the word 'band' preceded with a minus sign (e.g. "-band"). <span style="color:blue">(Normally this works, however for some reason it is not behaving properly at the present - February 2013)</span>
 . Results can be limited by searching for a specific phrase.  To search by a phrase, enclose the words in quotes.  Do a search for "Bauhaus Dessau."  Make sure to reset your image size to "All Image Sizes."  Your results should include images of the Bauhaus Dessau. Dessau, Germany was the location of the Bauhaus from 1925-1932.

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-. Expect errors! Nearly every search result produces errors.  Sometimes errors follow a pattern that can be identified and excluded from the search query.  <span style="color:red"><strike>In this case, your results are likely to include images of the 1980's band "Bauhaus."  To remove the results for the band, add the word 'band' preceded with a minus sign (e.g. "-band").</strike></span>
+. Expect errors! Nearly every search result produces errors.  Sometimes errors follow a pattern that can be identified and excluded from the search query.  <span style="color:red">In this case, your results are likely to include images of the 1980's band "Bauhaus."  To remove the results for the band, add the word 'band' preceded with a minus sign (e.g. "-band"). <span style="color:blue">(Normally this works, however for some reason it is not behaving properly at the present - February 2013)</span>
 . Results can be limited by searching for a specific phrase.  To search by a phrase, enclose the words in quotes.  Do a search for "Bauhaus Dessau."  Make sure to reset your image size to "All Image Sizes."  Your results should include images of the Bauhaus Dessau. Dessau, Germany was the location of the Bauhaus from 1925-1932.

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-. Filter your results by file size. <span style="color:red"><strike>Click on the pull down menu next to the word "Showing:" near the top of the search results page.</strike>Click on the button labeled 'Search Tools' on the toolbar below the search field. This will show a menu that will allow to you filter your results by size. Click on the button labeled 'any size'. This will bring up a list where</span>  You can choose from a range of small to extra large images.  Select "large images," and release the menu.  The page will reload only showing images larger than 600x800 pixels and smaller than 1200x1600 pixels.
+. Filter your results by file size. <span style="color:red"><strike>Click on the pull down menu next to the word "Showing:" near the top of the search results page.</strike>Click on the button labeled 'Search Tools' on the toolbar below the search field. This will show a menu that will allow to you filter your results by size. Click on the button labeled "Any size". This will bring up a list from which</span> You can choose from a range of small to extra large images.  Select "Large images," and release the menu.  The page will reload only showing images larger than 600x800 pixels and smaller than 1200x1600 pixels.
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	<span style="color:red">To search in Creative Images, check the box labeled 'Creative stock images' that appears when you click in the search field. </span>		<span style="color:red">To search in Creative Images, check the box labeled 'Creative stock images' that appears when you click in the search field. </span>

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	<span style="color:red">To search in Creative Images, check the box labeled 'Creative stock images' that appears when you click in the search field. </span>		<span style="color:red">To search in Creative Images, check the box labeled 'Creative stock images' that appears when you click in the search field. </span>

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 . Open Google Image Search ([http://images.google.com http://images.google.com]) in a web browser.
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 . Type the word "Bauhaus" into the search field and click the Search Images button. The search engine will return all images related to the word "Bauhaus."  The Bauhaus was a revolutionary arts and design school that operated in Germany from 1919 to 1933. The Bauhaus defined arts education for the 20th Century and beyond. You will learn more about the Bauhaus throughout this book.
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 . Filter your results by file size. <span style="color:red"><strike>Click on the pull down menu next to the word "Showing:" near the top of the search results page.</strike>Click on the button labeled 'Search Tools' on the toolbar below the search field. This will show a menu that will allow to you filter your results by size. Click on the button labeled 'any size'. This will bring up a list where</span>  You can choose from a range of small to extra large images.  Select "large images," and release the menu.  The page will reload only showing images larger than 600x800 pixels and smaller than 1200x1600 pixels.
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 . Expect errors! Nearly every search result produces errors.  Sometimes errors follow a pattern that can be identified and excluded from the search query.  <span style="color:red"><strike>In this case, your results are likely to include images of the 1980's band "Bauhaus."  To remove the results for the band, add the word 'band' preceded with a minus sign (e.g. "-band").</strike></span>
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 . Results can be limited by searching for a specific phrase.  To search by a phrase, enclose the words in quotes.  Do a search for "Bauhaus Dessau."  Make sure to reset your image size to "All Image Sizes."  Your results should include images of the Bauhaus Dessau. Dessau, Germany was the location of the Bauhaus from 1925-1932.
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 . Click on the link, "See Full-Size Image," to load the full resolution image in its own window.
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 . Download the file by dragging it to your desktop, clicking File>Save, or right-clicking the image and choosing Save Image As.  Save the file in a location on your Hard Drive that will be easy to locate (the desktop or documents folders are typical storage locations for short working sessions).
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 =Exercise 2: Searching in the public domain=
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 . Go to the Wikimedia Commons ([http://commons.wikimedia.org http://commons.wikimedia.org]) and search for Walter Gropius, the founding director of the Bauhaus.
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 . View several of the images, and notice that the images are either Public Domain or licensed Creative Commons.
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 . Flickr is a photo sharing site that encourages the culture of sharing through many of its features, and many Flickr users license their photographs under Creative Commons.  Go to Flickr ([http://flickr.com http://flickr.com]), click on <span style="color:red">the magnifying glass next to the search bar</span>, and then click on Advanced Search.
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 . Type in Bauhaus, and select "Only search within Creative Commons-licensed photos."  Everything in your search will be CC licensed, though not all will allow derivative works (for example, using the image in a collage) or commercial use.
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 . <span style="color:red"><strike>Notice that all of the images in the search are organized by tags.  A tag is a one or two word phrase used to categorize images (as well as other web content). In this case, many of them are tagged "Bauhaus."
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 Upon setting a Creative Commons license, the creator of the work decides if both commercial and noncommercial uses are allowed (some are noncommercial only), if others are allowed to modify the work once it is licensed (called, "derivative work"), and if derivative works are allowed, whether or not the newly modified work also has to be licensed with CC (called, "share alike").
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 The six types of licenses and a very brief description of each follows. More information can be found on CreativeCommons.org. All CC licenses state that the original author will be given credited for her work, in addition to the following details:
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 . Refine your search with their search phrases.
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 . Ask yourself if anyone ever looks quite that content, pensive, or photogenic while reading a book unless they are acting for the camera.

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 IMAGE (screen shot): [http://www.111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111.com http://www.111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111.com]
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 Caption: ''60X1'', Kenneth Tinkin-Hung, date?. This net art parody is protected by the fair use clause of the United States copyright laws.

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	6. Clicking on a tag will reveal the tag's cluster page.		6. Clicking on a tag will reveal the tag's cluster page.
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	=Licensing your work=		=Licensing your work=