Monday, April 18, 2011
Abstract
For ten years Creative Commons has helped the creative energy of the web communicate rights by providing a new framework for addressing copyright. Creative Commons gives educators a straight-forward strategy for developing, sharing, and accessing content for educational use. This session will discuss the copyleft movement, the six major licenses available from Creative Commons, Creative Common projects, and the type of content licensed and linked through Creative Commons and the Creative Commons database.
CopyLeft
Copyright = all rights reserved
Copyleft = some rights reserved
Resources: http://www.highbeam.com/doc/1G1-169411830.html http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/jan05/articles/creative.htm
Copyleft = some rights reserved
Resources: http://www.highbeam.com/doc/1G1-169411830.html http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/jan05/articles/creative.htm
Where Sharing Rules
"Creative Commons is a nonprofit organization that develops, supports, and stewards legal and technical infrastructure that maximizes digital creativity, sharing, and innovation."
ABOUT
-Share!
-Remix!
-Reuse!
ABOUT
Six Licenses of Creative Commons
LEAST RESTRICTIVE
1. Attribution (Just say it is mine; even commerially)
2. Attribution-ShareAlike (Remix away; even commercially, and share as I did......WikiPedia-esk; copyleft)
3. Attribution-NoDerivs (Pass along with no change; commerial or non-commerial, credit me)
4. Attribution-NonCommerial (Remix, Say it is mine, No commerial, license your way)
5. Attribution-NonCommerial - ShareAlike (Remix, Say it is mine, no commerial, license the same as mine)
6. Attribution-Noncommercial-NoDerivs (download and share with credit; no change; no commerial use)
MOST RESTRICTIVE
1. Attribution (Just say it is mine; even commerially)
2. Attribution-ShareAlike (Remix away; even commercially, and share as I did......WikiPedia-esk; copyleft)
3. Attribution-NoDerivs (Pass along with no change; commerial or non-commerial, credit me)
4. Attribution-NonCommerial (Remix, Say it is mine, No commerial, license your way)
5. Attribution-NonCommerial - ShareAlike (Remix, Say it is mine, no commerial, license the same as mine)
6. Attribution-Noncommercial-NoDerivs (download and share with credit; no change; no commerial use)
MOST RESTRICTIVE
Content and Creative Commons
Things to think about
Creative Commons licenses are expressed 3 ways:
I. the Commons Deed (human-readable code),
II. the Legal Code (lawyer-readable code);
III. and the metadata (machine readable code).
"You don’t need to sign anything to get a Creative Commons license—just select your license at our ‘License’ page."
Creative Commons licenses are expressed 3 ways:
I. the Commons Deed (human-readable code),
II. the Legal Code (lawyer-readable code);
III. and the metadata (machine readable code).
"You don’t need to sign anything to get a Creative Commons license—just select your license at our ‘License’ page."
The Creative Commons Projects
Business Transparency
Development--Translation; spreading CC software
Expansion--Science; Global;
Information--Metrics, Case Studies
Development--Translation; spreading CC software
Expansion--Science; Global;
Information--Metrics, Case Studies
Content with in Creative Commons Database
Searching Creative Commons
OR additional resources...
Content which uses Creative Commons licenses
Firefox and CC Search
http://wiki.creativecommons.org/firefox_and_CC_Search
http://freelearningobjects.wikispaces.com/
http://pre2009.flexiblelearning.net.au/flx/webdav/shared/ACT/Quick_Reference_Guide_to_Finding_Creative_Commons_Material.pdf
OR additional resources...
Content which uses Creative Commons licenses
Firefox and CC Search
http://wiki.creativecommons.org/firefox_and_CC_Search
http://freelearningobjects.wikispaces.com/
http://pre2009.flexiblelearning.net.au/flx/webdav/shared/ACT/Quick_Reference_Guide_to_Finding_Creative_Commons_Material.pdf
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