What Is Corbis Education?
- Corbis Education is an educational spin-off of Corbis.com, a major provider
of digital images.
- The Dartmouth subscription gives you access to the Fine Arts &
Historical Collection.
- It contains about 360,000 images from the Bettmann Archive, Hulton-Deutsch,
and the Library of Congress.
How Can Dartmouth Faculty and Students Use The Images?
- The images can only be used in curricular contexts at Dartmouth
(i.e., in connection with a specific course at Dartmouth).
- The images cannot be used for personal Web pages, general project Web
pages, departmental Web pages, research projects, or commercial purposes.
- Students and faculty have equal access to the Corbis collection.
- Be sure to review the details of the Corbis Education License Agreement.
What Are Corbis Images Useful For?
Corbis images are useful for:
- Low-resolution images (640480 pixels).
- PowerPoint presentations, Web pages, and Blackboard course Web sites.
They are less suitable for printing (resolution too low).
How Can I Use Corbis Images
Corbis images are easy to use; they do not need extensive editing. They are
already optimized for computer display!
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