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Use Getty Images’ free embed tool for culturally authentic imagery?
- Getty Images is trying a new approach for making some money of its widely pirated imagery online: a tool you can use to embed images from their database on your website
- Pros:
- Copyright permissible!
- Preserves through link to Getty Images full background metadata of image.
- Relatively sophisticated image database browsing tool – might be useful less for teachers directly, but for web quests that send students to learn by exploration.
- Cons:
- With the image embedder, you are enabling advertisements and user tracking on your page. Study the licensing agreements.
- Seems to me that Google Images’ scope and convenience will be impossible to beat.
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