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light at the end of the tunnel-girl sitting out couch looking out windowMaking your own website for an online community bereavement support group can be challenging, but is not impossible. This entire website was made in Dreamweaver, with the photos taken of people I knew and creative commons websites, and then photoshoped together. A little information on what's free and available out there, what rules and laws have to be followed, and knowledge of Dreamweaver is one way for agencies to move services online afforadably. Here are some helpful resources for web design, free media services and copyright laws.

Web Design

Planning a Website
Macromedia Dreamweaver Support Center
Planning Worksheet
Website Tips
How Stuff Works - Web Design

"Web Design on a Shoestring" by Carrie Bickner, available as a pdf download

Free and Cheap Media

Photo Bank - free pictures from this project
Borders Bank - free borders from this project
What Not to Do - photo exmples that you shouldn't use on your site
Creative commons - Creative Commons provides free tools that let authors, scientists, artists, and educators easily mark their creative work with the freedoms they want it to carry. You can use CC to change your copyright terms from "All Rights Reserved" to "Some Rights Reserved."
Flickr CC - Creative commons pictures that can be used for either editing or commercial.
Library of Congress Copyright Free Site
First Gov Free Music and Images
Inexpensive Stock Photographic Images
Open Photo

Prelinger Archives for Videos
Open Source Videos
Current TV

Diesel-U-Music
Dmusic
Free Sound

Copyrights

These links will not make you an expert on copyrights but help point you in the right direction. They are recommend from the Digital Union and OSU's Copyright Management Office.

What rights are owned by the copyright holder? Copyright is a bundle of rights that includes the right to copy, distribute, publish, perform, and display a work, as well as to prepare derivative works.

Fair Use - Permits a nonowner of copyrighted work to use that work without the owner’s permission providing they following these guidelines:


OSU's Copyright Management Office
Copyright Crash Course
Stanford University Copyrights and Fair Usage
Yale University Copyright Resources Online
Association For the Protection of Internet Copyright
10 Big Myths About Copyright Explained
Copyright Website

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