eMINTS image library

Consistent use of standard art and language helps identify organizations and their members. Both eMINTS and MOREnet own service marked logos that should be used only in approved ways.   Image library Terms and conditions of use Copyright information   Download information Windows users Macintosh users   eMINTS National Center For light backgrounds For dark backgrounds

Logos

eMINTS image library

The images available from the eMINTS image library are service marked and copyrighted by eMINTS, and The Curators of the University of Missouri and may not be used without permission.

• Terms and conditions of use
• eMINTS copyright information
• For more information, contact eMINTS National Center.

Download information

To use logos on a webpage, download the images to your individual Web directory.

Windows users

1. Right-click on the desired image.
2. In the menu box, select Save this image as... and navigate to a selected local folder.
3. FTP the image to your Web directory.

Macintosh users

1. Click on the desired image.
2. In the menu box select Save this image as... and navigate to a selected local folder.
3. FTP the image to your Web directory.

eMINTS logo

For use with white background

<img src="emintssmall01.gif" width="131" height="36" alt="eMINTS National Center logo (enhancing Missouri's Instructional Networked Teaching Strategies)">

<img src="emintslarge01.gif" width="262" height="72" alt="eMINTS National Center logo (enhancing Missouri's Instructional Networked Teaching Strategies)">

For use with b lack/dark backgrounds

<img src="emintssmallblack01.gif" width="131" height="36" alt="eMINTS National Center logo (enhancing Missouri's Instructional Networked Teaching Strategies)">

<img src="emintslargeblack01.gif " width="262" height="72" alt="eMINTSNational Center logo (enhancing Missouri's Instructional Networked Teaching Strategies)">

Note: If your website is hosted on emints.org or teachers.emints.org, you can simply copy and paste the code into your webpage, by inserting /images/ before the imagename.gif code in the sample below each image. The graphic image will not appear until the page is uploaded to a Web server.

Reviewed January 31, 2005.