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Creative Commons 4 Educators
Course Material
- Lime Group Case Study 3
- Orange Case Study 3
- Aqua Case Study 3
- Gold Case Study 3
- Bronze Case Study 3
- Lime Case Study 1
- Lime Case Study 2
- Purple Case Study 2
- Bronze Case Study 2
- Gold Group Case Study 2
- Silver Case Study 2
- Orange Case Study 2
- Aqua Case Study 2
- Garrison Case Study 1
- Orange Case Study 1
- Bronze Case Study 1
- Aqua Case Study 1
- Silver Case Study 1
- Gold Case study 1
- Purple Case Study 1
- Case Study #1: Finding and identifying Creative Commons material
- Syllabus for Creative Commons 4 Educators
- Course Breakdown: Dates, Topics and Assignments
- Background Texts and Resources
- How to Get Started
- Case Study 1
- Case Study 2
- Case Study 3
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Comments
I did like reading your
I did like reading your answers because I agree with them completely! That was after Joseph kindly sent it to me in .doc format. I have had a lot of trouble with formats. The slideshare.net website has taken me a week or more to access properly, going through red tape in my workplace.
If open office is causing
If open office is causing headaches for people, they could consider saving their open office files in Rich Text Format instead of odt.
I've just started doing this, and find it works very well.
And I've just realised the
And I've just realised the p2pu site doesn't let you upload RTF files. Doh!