My school won't let me download or use DJ Inker's clip art or fonts!
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Occasionally, we hear that schools have blocked outside websites from teachers... so that you only visit approved sites. Some schools even block the use of clip art or outside fonts! Here's some ideas on how to get DJ Inkers back in your school!
1. The best way to start? Simply ask permission... Once school administrators understand that DJ Inker's clip art, fonts and printables are made to enhance educational creative materials and teaching aides... they are generally more accepting of the idea of clip art at school. DJ Inker's has been trusted by schools for teachers and school district purchase orders for over 20 years and has a safe, secure website. :)
We have drafted a simple permission slip that explains briefly what DJ Inkers is. Just print one off & give it to your school administrator or tech department to see if you can get djinkers.com added to your list of safe/approved websites. Click here to download now...
2. DJ Inker's has been selling directly to school offices for many years! We are happy to offer purchase orders so that schools can be invoiced and see exactly what teachers will be using. Try suggesting that your school place an order with DJ Inkers this way! It might even be a good way to get the school to pay for some of your clip art! ;) (Any DJ product... including downloads... can be ordered with a purchase order.)
If multiple teachers are interested in the same product, we even offer discounted site licenses to schools. Click here for more information on site licenses.
3. If after all that, they are still giving you trouble, you might try a petition to show them how many teachers would appreciate having access to CUTE educational clip art and fonts at school. :)
4. If they really won't play along, we suggest downloading at home & saving your purchases to a flash drive. (They are really inexpensive and easy to find these days.) Then you can take your clip art & printables to school without having to put them on a school computer. Simply use the images right off the flash drive... and bring it home when you're done. Just please remember... NO sharing your purchases. This hurts DJ Inkers & is a copyright violation.
1. The best way to start? Simply ask permission... Once school administrators understand that DJ Inker's clip art, fonts and printables are made to enhance educational creative materials and teaching aides... they are generally more accepting of the idea of clip art at school. DJ Inker's has been trusted by schools for teachers and school district purchase orders for over 20 years and has a safe, secure website. :)
We have drafted a simple permission slip that explains briefly what DJ Inkers is. Just print one off & give it to your school administrator or tech department to see if you can get djinkers.com added to your list of safe/approved websites. Click here to download now...
2. DJ Inker's has been selling directly to school offices for many years! We are happy to offer purchase orders so that schools can be invoiced and see exactly what teachers will be using. Try suggesting that your school place an order with DJ Inkers this way! It might even be a good way to get the school to pay for some of your clip art! ;) (Any DJ product... including downloads... can be ordered with a purchase order.)
If multiple teachers are interested in the same product, we even offer discounted site licenses to schools. Click here for more information on site licenses.
3. If after all that, they are still giving you trouble, you might try a petition to show them how many teachers would appreciate having access to CUTE educational clip art and fonts at school. :)
4. If they really won't play along, we suggest downloading at home & saving your purchases to a flash drive. (They are really inexpensive and easy to find these days.) Then you can take your clip art & printables to school without having to put them on a school computer. Simply use the images right off the flash drive... and bring it home when you're done. Just please remember... NO sharing your purchases. This hurts DJ Inkers & is a copyright violation.
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