With regard to copyright rules, if I have a subscription, are those images in the content mine to use in any software problem. For example, if I make a video in Camtasia, can I rightfully use those images from the content library.
I think they're only licensed to be used WITHIN the app:
2.11. Content Files. "Content Files" means Articulate-provided files such as character images, illustrations, templates, interactions or other pre-built content we provide to you in the Services. You may use the Content Files to develop your e-learning end product in our Services (“End Product”), including modifying and embedding the Content Files into your End Product, and reproducing and distributing the Content Files if integrated in your End Product. However, you may not use or distribute the Content Files on a stand-alone basis outside of your End Product. For clarification, you do not have any ownership rights in the Content Files themselves
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I think they're only licensed to be used WITHIN the app:
2.11. Content Files. "Content Files" means Articulate-provided files such as character images, illustrations, templates, interactions or other pre-built content we provide to you in the Services. You may use the Content Files to develop your e-learning end product in our Services (“End Product”), including modifying and embedding the Content Files into your End Product, and reproducing and distributing the Content Files if integrated in your End Product. However, you may not use or distribute the Content Files on a stand-alone basis outside of your End Product. For clarification, you do not have any ownership rights in the Content Files themselves
Hi Sharron,
Great question, and it looks like you already got some solid guidance. Thanks, Karl and Kalena! 😊
You can use Content Library 360 assets within an Articulate 360 tool, but can't add them standalone to other applications.
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