Creative Commons and its different licenses

Creative Commons and its different licenses

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  By: Caroline 6-T
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  WITHOUT Creative Commons… ALL rights reserved
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  With Creative Commons… SOMErights reserved
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  There are manytypes of licenses that you can get from Creative Commons • Attribution • Share Alike • No Derivatives • Non- Commercial • Non- Commercial Share Alike • Non- Commercial No Derivatives
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  Attribution Means people canuse it commercially, and create new versions of it. Which is sort of like using it as a template then changing it around completely.
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  Share Alike People canalso use it commercially, and they must license the new work under a Share Alike license.
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  No Derivatives People canuse it commercially, but they cannot create new versions of it.
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  Non- Commercial People cannotuse it commercially, and it can be under any non- commercial license.
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  Non- Commercial ShareAlike People can’t use it commercially, and they have to put the new work under a Non- Commercial Share Alike license.
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  Non- Commercial NoDerivatives People cannot use it commercially, and they cannot create new copies of it.
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  Creative Commons letspeople sort of use YOUR work… Does Creative Commons seem better now?
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  Just this…
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  ALL this…
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  I know itsYOUR choice… Doesn’t Creative Commons seem better? Nicer? Newer? Cooler?
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  I think Iknow what you’re thinking now… You think Creative Commons is better!
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  In the end… So,now that I’ve told you all that, do you get what Creative Commons is???
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  Yes?
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  No?
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  Maybe?
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  Just to review… • Creative Commons lets people change your work around a bit, until its just how they want it to be. • Unlike Copyright, you can use people’s work. • Only one thing: You have to give credit to the person who originally created the work. • Creative Commons and Copyright SORT of have close intentions, but they are different.
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  Thanks for watching!!!