This document summarizes a presentation on using Pinterest to organize photos, videos, and other resources. It discusses how Pinterest can be used personally and professionally for entertainment, communication, social networking, and learning. It then provides tips for using Pinterest safely and legally, including only pinning content you own or have permission to use, being aware of copyright licenses, taking advantage of public domain works, acting promptly if issues arise, considering privacy implications, and conducting a risk assessment. Attendees are directed to Jisc Legal's website for more information and guidance on using Pinterest.
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1. Go to View > Header & Footer to edit June 27, 2013 | slide 1RSCs – Stimulating and supporting innovation in learning
Insight into
Finding and collating stuff ……. with Pinterest
Blend IT, Mix IT, Flip IT!
Gordon Millner – Technical Infrastructure Advisor, Jisc RSC East Midlands
Deborah Ferns – Legal Information Specialist, Jisc Legal
www.jiscrsc.ac.uk
2. How much do you use
photos and/or video ……
In your personal lives?
In the office?
In your teaching?
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3. How much do your students use
photos and/or video ……
In their personal lives?
In their learning?
In the recording of their course
evidence?
In displaying their work?
In finding a job?
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4. Using photos and video
We are becoming consumers of media for:
Entertainment
Communication
Social Networking
Enrichment of information and knowledge
Business
Learning
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5. Question?
So you’ve found a really good photo or video
that you might want to use again?
How do you keep the details of it?
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6. Possible answers?
Piece of scrap paper
Post-it
Print it out
Bookmark it
Save it to disc
Or perhaps ……
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7. Possible answers?
Share it on social media sites:
Facebook
Twitter
Flickr
Instagram
Blog it / put it on website
Dropbox
Pinterest
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8. pinterest.com …. used for
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Organising, Sharing and
social networking
Photos Videos
pinterest.com
e-guides
e-books
Blog
articles
Photos and videos can also come straight from camera
9. How to get it?
web - pinterest.com
pin-it button on bookmarks toolbar
apps for iPhone/iPad and Android devices
install a pin-it button on your own website
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19. ConclusionsConclusions
• Pin Images you Own or Have Permission to Pin
• Be Licence Aware
• Take Advantage of Out of Copyright or Copyright Cleared
Images
• Act promptly in case of Liability
• Using Pinterest can have Privacy Implications
• Carry Out a Risk Assessment
• Use Jisc Legal!
20.
21. Questions?
JISC Legal is hosted by the University of Strathclyde, a charitable body, registered in Scotland,
with registration number SC015263.
•Deborah Ferns,
Jisc Legal, Legal Information Specialist
•deborah.ferns@jisclegal.ac.uk
•0141 548 4939
•www.jisclegal.ac.uk
•http://twitter.com/JISCLegal
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Insight 2013
Jisc Regional Support Centres work with more
than 2,000 UK learning providers helping
them to improve performance and efficiency
through the use of technology.
www.jiscrsc.ac.uk
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Insight 2013
All the resources from the Insight series:
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platform
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Will be constantly updated over the next week
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Insight 2013
That’s it for this Insight session!
If you have any questions then please contact us:
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Notes de l'éditeur
Represent cross section of college community, stakeholders. Consultation, variety of approach. Learner input! Depends on college.
Online tools to help – Generator, National Education Network etc (see links on our site) Assess what is working well and what needs further input. Inform all parties of the audit. Prioritise next steps.
Online tools to help – Generator, National Education Network etc (see links on our site) Assess what is working well and what needs further input. Inform all parties of the audit. Prioritise next steps.
Online tools to help – Generator, National Education Network etc (see links on our site) Assess what is working well and what needs further input. Inform all parties of the audit. Prioritise next steps.
Set the ground rules, mitigate liability, make all users aware of limits and boundaries. All staff and students to be aware of rights and responsibilities when using ICT Easily understood by learners Clarify when and in what circumstances it will apply e.g. broad in scope, include mobile technologies, learners hardware (?) Scrutiny by Inspectorate. Link to other relevant policies, particularly AUP – see JISC Legal ’ s checklist.
Think ahead – key to safeguarding. Assess risk in context e.g. off site learning, vulnerable learners, school links etc. What can we do to make it safer? Enhanced procedures for vulnerable learners etc. Consistency crucial.