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What is

CreativeCommons?

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Copyright For Digital Content


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A nonprofit based in San Francisco with closeto 25 employees around the world.

CC does not offer legal advice per se.

CC offers free legal and technical tools thatallow creators to publish and share their workson more flexible terms than standard copyright.

CC is an important partof a globalsharinginfrastructure.


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Digitaltechnologies have

revolutionized howcreative works are

made, distributed,and used.

Original text by Creative Commons Australia


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Everyday we use

Movies PicturesMusic Text

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It covers everything you want to usetextbooks, photos, music, videos, articles,lesson plans.

It covers everything you want to do copying,

emailing, modifying, sharing with colleagues.

Even if its on the internet (or TV or radio)

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Emailing that story to a friend or

posting it to Facebook? Posting a picture/video/article

onto your personal blog?

Using a cartoon or drawing in ahandout or news item?

Uploading resources you foundto a web-archive?

Copying (and attributing)significant portions of an articleto write a follow-up story?

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These activities areusually illegal unless you

get permission*.

* with some exceptions

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But most people who tell you about copyrightfocus on restrictions



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Creative Commons

licenses make copyrightabout opportunities.


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Creative

Commonsprovides tools for

creators to grantpermission

ahead of time.

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These permissions include

the right to copy/distribute,perform, display, build upon, andremix.


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These tools arealso for managing

your own

copyright

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So that you can collaborate andshare material with anyone.

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So how does it work?


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Four License Conditions

Six Licenses


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This

work is licensed under a Creative Commons

Attribution 3.0 United States

License.

human-readabledeed

lawyer-readablecode

machine-readablecode

Only CC licenses consist of these

three crucial parts:


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Mark

your website

http://creativecommons.org


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http://wiki.creativecommons.org/Marking

Mark

your works


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Some

rights reserved


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Other Legal/Technical/SocialChallenges

Quality control

Student privacy and sharing evaluative data Professionalizing localization and improvement

of resources Professional development and training Building community Authentic assessment


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Getting involved with

Open EducationalResources

(OER)


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Open Educational Resources (OER)

arematerials, tools, and media

used for teaching and learning

that arefree from copyright restrictions

or publicly licensedfor anyone

to use, adapt, and redistribute.


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Attribute to Ahrash N Bissell

Creative Commons and the double C in a circle are registered trademarks of CreativeCommons in the United States and other countries. Third party marks and brands are the

property of their respective holders.

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