I’ve been doing little posts for the Adult Numeracy Network; Making Math More Visual — literally (Numeracy Post 2) | Resource Room Dot Net Blog is installment two.
This is fantastic to see, Sue, and rewarding to know how valuable a good visual activity on a printed piece of paper can be. I admit being a fan of ,memorizing times tables and just loving manipulating fractions.
Thanks for sharing these, I hope others take a look and give feedback. It’s generous that you are sharing them first in your blog, some would suggest you include a reuse statement or license or dedication to the public domain- these are destined to go into LinkedIn? Would be nice if they also had a more permanent spot on say OER Commons.
I have put some things on OERCommons but I want to organize them. You’re right, I need to swing back and stick a tag on things 
I got out of the habit when I was just doing it for my people and not involved in projects.
… I wentto put labels on 'em but realized … the labels are quite the distraction. So… i’ll add it to the blog, but not makeit part of the emage (except the ones where it makes sense…)
Understood, I do not feel like rights statements needs to be baked into images, as long as it is visible on the public URL where the open licensed media is listed, e.g. your blog.
I don’t make the rules but often I make up my own interpretations
LOL that’s what open community is about 