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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
Aqua Case Study 3
Hi Jessica, here is Aqua Group's submission:
http://vkvaquagroup.pbworks.com/w/page/36786540/Case-study-3-%28Aqua-gro...
Pass - see my full comments in the document attached.
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Comments
Hi Mary. Thanks for your
Hi Mary. Thanks for your comments. We did have some discussion about whether Roger's site was on the uni's network, but in the end thought that the question led us to believe that it was his own private site. That may have been a mistake, and maybe looking at both these scenarios was what Jessica wanted us to do. Cheers, Kirsty (Krell)
If you're all wondering
If you're all wondering wMary's comments are, they were placed in another place. Here is the guts of what she said:
'... We accessed the copyright policy on the UOW site but we didn't find the policy directory, which answers so many of our questions. I had assumed that Roger's website was on the university's site, and hadn't thought about the UOW's right to keep his work under wraps there, though we considered it for Curriki. Now I am wondering if the situation would be different for a site within the university's - where putting his work up is pretty much taken for granted - and a privately hosted site. I will study the policy again....