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Creative Commons licenses allow creators to offer their work for use under various conditions. For educators, CC-licensed content can be very helpful.<\/p>\n

PicasaWeb (discontinued Google service) and Flickr allow photographers to assign CC licenses to their content. Other photo services also allow this opportunity.<\/p>\n

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I have been unable to locate how to do this in the newer Google Photos service. I cannot be certain I am fully aware of what Photos allows, but it seems to me Google has discontinued this way of offer your photos for use. I hope I am wrong, but if not this change is disappointing.<\/p>\n

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