Colleagues,
Below are thumbnails of the three winning career pathways images, followed by the three full-size images. Permission is granted by the artists of to use the first two full-size images for not-for-profit educational purposes provided the credit line is included beneath the image.
David J. Rosen
djrosen123@gmail.com
Image 1 Image 2 Image 3
Illustration by Jennifer Asp and Crystal McGowen (jennifer_asp@hotmail.com)
Illustration by Amber Bonogofsky, Digital Marketing Specialist at Wonderlic
www.wonderlic.com , www.amberbonogofsky.com
Illustration by Milan Kumar Karki. Boston, MA
Comments
Hi, David
I love those images and would like to use them at South Texas college for an upcoming workshop next week. I'm having a bit of trouble getting to earlier posts on the LINCs site. Any chance you might post the link you had mentioned that lets us get to the images?
Oh, and do you mind if we use them? I want, of course, to give credit. What's a good way of referencing the source for these images
Best
Heide
Heide Spruck Wrigley
Literacywork International
Mesilla NM
Hello Heide and others,
The web address for the three winning career pathways images is http://home.comcast.net/~djrosen/litlist/Career_Pathways_Graphics.html
I have email addresses for the artists of the first two images. The artist of the third image was at the time a GED student and I was told that he has gone on to do a graphic arts degree program at a Massachusetts college. I may not have his email or address, I will email the first two artists and ask if they would mind if others use the images, without needing to request permission, for not-for-profit educational purposes.
David
David J. Rosen
djrosen123@gmail.com
Hello Heide and others,
I have made contact with the artists of Career Pathways Images 1 and 2. Educators of not-for-profit organizations have been given permission to use these images for educational purposes provided they credit the artists.
Credit tag lines:
Image 1: "Illustration by Jennifer Asp and Crystal McGowen (jennifer_asp@hotmail.com)"
Image 2: "Illustration by Amber Bonogofsky, Digital Marketing Specialist at Wonderlic . www.wonderlic.com , www.amberbonogofsky.com"
For Image 3, If I find the former GED student who made it, and get permission I'll edit this message and add his credit information.
David J. Rosen
djrosen123@gmail.com
These images are great - thanks for sharing. I do think that a form of experiential work or the opportunity to learn work skills on the job while earning a paycheck is missing from some of these graphics. Our work at the National Transitional Jobs Network suggests that Transitional Jobs programs coupled with contextualizedadult instruction can lead to signficant wage and learning gains for individuals. I am fond of this image I found in a recent Center for Law & Social Policy brief:
Melissa Young I Associate Director
National Transitional Jobs Network
Heartland Alliance for Human Needs & Human Rights
33 West Grand I Suite 500
Chicago, IL 60654
T: 312.870.4944 I F: 312.870.4950
E: myoung@heartlandalliance.org
www.transitionaljobs.net