That's Mine!: How to Cite, Modify, and Create OERs using Creative Commons.

That's Mine!
How to Cite, Modify, and Create OERs using Creative Commons
Heather Seibert – Scholarly Communications seiberth17@ecu.edu
Delores Reeves – Special Cataloging reevesd@ecu.edu CC BY SA

Talk briefly about
Open Educational
Resources
Create our own
work
What is Creative
Commons
Look at different
types of CC License
Look for items with
CC Licenses
How to identify a
CC License
How to give
attribution
Obtaining a CC
License
Practice identifying/
modifying and
attributing CC items
Plan for the Day

Let’s talk a little
about OERs

Open Educational Resources are educational
materials found in the public Domain or have
an open license (i.e. Creative Commons) that
legally allows anyone to freely use, copy, adapt
and re-share those resources with others.

Create you work
You want to protect your work with a Creative Commons License
You decide to write a short (4-5 Lines) poem on the perils of Legos
You are a blogger and a poet and want to create a work of art to add to your blog page
Create!

But THAT’s MINE!!
How to get credit for
your work when
creating Open
Educational
Resources.

Freely accessible = free to read
Re-usable = Openly licensed (CC)
Retain, reuse, revise, remix, and redistribute
This slide, is a derivative of “OpenCon2017” bit.ly/ocswflt by Southwest Florida , used by CC BY SA. This attributed slide licensed under CC BY SA by Heather Seibert.

Creative Commons is an
American non-profit organization
devoted to expanding the range
of creative works available for
others to build upon legally and
to share.
CREATIVE COMMONS

“Meet Creative Commons” By cc Qatar

“some rights reserved” creativecommons.org
Open licenses for re-use
This slide, is a derivative of “OpenCon2017” bit.ly/ocswflt by Southwest Florida , used by CC BY SA. This attributed slide licensed under CC BY SA
by Heather Seibert.

FREEDOM TO SHARE AND CREATE
How to Attribute Creative Commons Photos by Foter
CC BY SA

Creative Commons Search Beta Site

“Tyler Perry
Defends His
Start on The
Chitlin Circuit”
by The Arsenio
Hall Show
CC for YouTube
DR

A Standard YouTube License is not a Creative Commons license
[KET-Kentucky Educational Television].
(2013, July 3). Chilitn’ Circuit /Kentucky
Life/KNET [Video File]. Retrieved from
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=huQQ
ksGrSDw
More on the Standard YouTube
License
DR

The difference between the default copyright status of a video posted on
YouTube and a video that is published under a Creative Commons license:
by default videos are the exclusive copyright of the
creator/rightsholder and a video that has a Creative Commons license
may be copied, republished or otherwise used by others without a fee as
long as the license conditions are followed. Creative Commons licenses
can have various restrictions like only non-commercial use allowed, or
providing credit to the creator. To use a video that is simply the
copyright-protected work of another one must either negotiate a license
to use it or (under US law) use it without permission in a manner that is
permitted by law as a "fair use." - Ted Hasse
US Copyright and Fair Use Center

Lecture 16: 16th C.
Vocal & Instrumental
Music

ATTRIBUTION in
Creative Commons

All Creative Commons license
require attribution to the
original authors. There is no
only one way to provide
attribution but it must be given
to the best of the use’s ability
with the information given.
1. Author
2. Title
3. CC License (short or long)
linked
4. Copyright notices
included

CC Search - Creative Commons Search: DOG – Flickr
New beta search CC

You are free to:
Share — copy and redistribute the material in any medium or format
Adapt — remix, transform, and build upon the material
The licensor cannot revoke these freedoms as long as you follow the license terms.

This work, “Squirrel Dog”,
is a derivative of “Dog” by
Rodrigo Yassuda , used by
CC BY NC SA. “Squirrel
Dog is licensed under CC
BY NC SA by Heather
Seibert.
CC license must be under the same as the original.

The Edges of Dubai by Trey Ratcliff
CC BY NC SA 2.0

1. Creative Commons
(creativecommons.org)
2. (Click)Share your Work 3. (Click) Get Started
4. Take a moment to read
the licensing considerations
(linked on the page)
5. Choose your license
features
6. Creative Commons will
generate your license and
provide information on what
is a Free Cultural License
7. Choose to create
attribution information
8. Copy link code or graphic
to add to your work

Create a CC license and add it to your poem and art
Create you work
You want to protect your work with a Creative Commons License
You decide to write a short (4-5 Lines) poem on the perils of Legos
You are a blogger and a poet and want to create a work of art to add to your blog page
Now you try!

1
You are a world famous
author and have written a
book on Legos
2
You come across a
bloggers page with the
perfect poem on Legos
and art as well!
3
You are very excited and
want to use this persons
work in your upcoming
book
4
However, you decide to
add a little of your own
“flavor” into the work
5
SO!
•What can you do? What
does the license allow?
•Create the change
•Give attribution to the
work.
Switch!

Talk briefly about
Open Educational
Resources
Create our own work
What is Creative
Commons
Look at different
types of CC License
Look for items with
CC Licenses
How to identify a CC
License
How to give
attribution
Obtaining a CC
License
Practice identifying/
modifying and
attributing CC items
Recap!

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from http://blogem.ruffalonl.com/2011/10/11/government-projections-forecast-dramatic-growth-college-students-25-older/
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from http://america.aljazeera.com/articles/2014/3/27/new-study-finds- veteransaregraduatingatratescomparabletotheirpee.html
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from https://nces.ed.gov/pubs/web/97578f.asp
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from https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B3zC2zJzpxoIV1hiQzFKbVIxZDg
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Globalized World (pp. 143–164). Springer, Cham. Retrieved from https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-3-319-18260-5_10

Default Virtual Lab Stockroom. (n.d.). Retrieved September 25, 2017, from http://www.chemcollective.org/vlab/vlab.php
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from http://www.charlotteobserver.com/news/local/education/article9150560.html
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