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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
Congratulations on being the
Congratulations on being the first to post!
Hi Jessica. We really
Hi Jessica, and thanks. We really struggled with this one, and have some long answers! Looking forward to getting your feedback.
Hi V, Krell and Vivek. It was
Hi V, Krell and Vivek. It was very interesting reading how you have grappled with the issues in this case study. I am unable to access the .odt files so yours is the first case study 2 I've read. We also considered the problems of commercial and non-commercial licences and whether B's educational use would be regarded as commercial. I think it is right to abide by your own jurisdiction's view on that. In Australia the Smartcopying website(the education sector's guide)is encouraging use of all the CC licences by schools.
Mary, regarding the .odt
Mary, regarding the .odt files. If you don't want or can't install OpenOffice or LibrOffice, remember that you can convert the .odt to .doc for free, using services like Google Docs or Zamzar.com.
Thanks, Mary -- we found this
Thanks, Mary -- we found this case study really interesting and also very challenging. There seemed to be lots of hidden issues (like how the licensing on her blog affected the other licences). I've been reading everyone's answers with a lot of interest!
I suppose, in time, legal
I suppose, in time, legal challenges - or the lack of them will settle the non-commercial argument. Australia-wide, the government is using CC (look at www.abs.gov.au) and when big entities are using it the rules will be worked out. We are just in the settling in phase now. Thank you Juanan for the advice about .odt - Joseph converted all the relevant files for me so I have them now. I don't have admin rights on my work computer.