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Creative commons
The document introduces Creative Commons licenses, which allow creators to share their work freely under certain conditions like attribution, sharing alike, no derivatives, or non-commercial use. It explains that Creative Commons licenses should be used whenever including images that are not your own in work to avoid plagiarism, as they provide the legal permission to use licensed works. It provides instructions for finding images on Flickr licensed under Creative Commons by searching with specific terms and filters, then properly attributing and commenting on the images used.
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- 1. An Introduction toCreative Commons+Mrs. LundquistOnline Exp 2010-2011Adapted from Andrew Rusk’s Presentation at http://andrewrusk.wordpress.com
- 2. For specific informationabout each license check out: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/Creative Commons = Some Rights ReservedCreative Commons allows creators to share their work for free under certain conditions.There are four different license categories:Attribution ; Share AlikeNo DerivativesNon-Commercial
- 3. When and Whyshould you use Creative Commons?Whenever you are required to use pictures and images in your workUsing work licensed under Creative Commons is the ONLY way to use images that are not your own without plagiarising! It is legally required of us to show academic honesty and cite our sources.
- 4. So how doI do this?flickr (www.flickr.com) is an online photo sharing site that allows people to license images under Creative Commons
- 5. flickr: Step OneSearchfor your photo
- 6. flickr: Step TwoSelectAdvanced Search
- 7. Enter your searchtermsSelect your contentSelect your media typeSelect CC licensingSearch!
- 8. Use NetiquetteSelect animageComment on their imageThank them for licensing under Creative CommonsLet them know how you are using their image