
We've posted a link to the photo of the display (and the sign) on our internal Library Resources page on our school Moodle site, too, so parents and students can check it out that way. (Plus, we'll have a long-term record of what the display was.)
In terms of having photos public - we're wary of photos involving students, because the school has some specific policies and restrictions about how we post them (quite reasonably). Also, I find it much easier to get pleasant photos of things rather than people, which is my flaw as a photographer.
I've also heard of concerns about book cover images. In this case, however, one could argue that it's a derivative work: the display is new content (a particular association of items), with some commentary, and all of the individual images (i.e. book covers) are identified in the notes. You can, I think, make a decent argument for this being fair use.
2 comments:
I hadn't seen the notes feature before--What a great idea! And I really like your display. The upper school students at my school would enjoy browsing such materials too.
Thanks! I wouldn't have thought of the notes thing either, except for seeing someone else do it.
This has been a fun display: a little of everything.
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