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Introduction to Creative Commons Licensing
- 1. Introduction to CreativeCommons Licensing Considerations
- 2. What is it? CreativeCommons is a nonprofit organization that enables the sharing and use of creativity and knowledge through free legal tools.
- 3. Licensing Creative Commons licensesallow content creators to openly declare the level of sharing that is allowed with their work.
- 4. Why is CClicensing needed? Vs.
- 5. Why is CClicensing needed? Vs. “All rights reserved” is assumed for any creative work even if the copyright symbol is not used.
- 6. Why is CClicensing needed? Vs. “All rights reserved” is assumed for any creative work even if the copyright symbol is not used. Allows creators that want to share their work a legal way to define exactly what kind of sharing is allowed.
- 7. Why is CClicensing needed? Vs. “All rights reserved” is assumed for any creative work even if the copyright symbol is not used. Allows creators that want to share their work a legal way to define exactly what kind of sharing is allowed. Creative Commons licensing is a legally valid and accepted form of licensing and is meant to work in conjunction with and support “all rights reserved” rights.
- 8. How is CClicensing structured?
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- 16. Source: Cable Green(http://www.slideshare.net/cgreen/textbook-rebellion-summit-7-1311) Attribution Attribution-ShareAlike Attribution-NonCommercial Attribution-NoDerivs Attribution-NonCommercial- ShareAlike Attribution-NonCommercial- NoDerivs Recommended License Selections for the most versatility and openness
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- 18. Example – WebPage SCC Math Blog: http://sccmath.wordpress.com
- 19. Example – WebPage SCC Math Blog: http://sccmath.wordpress.com
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- 22. Generating a License CreativeCommons License Chooser
- 23. Generating a License CreativeCommons License Chooser
- 24. • Creative Commons(creativecommons.org) • License chooser (creativecommons.org/choose/ • School of Open (https://p2pu.org/en/schools/school-of-open/) - Get CC Savvy or Get a CC License. Put it on your website Resources
- 25. Additional Attributions • CreativeCommons Logo – http://creativecommons.org - CC-BY • Copyright Logo – Public Domain