The document discusses Creative Commons licensing, emphasizing the freedom to use art while maintaining creator rights. It offers tips for creating effective presentations, including choosing visual contrasts, engaging the audience, and utilizing multimedia. Additionally, it advocates for thorough preparation to ease nervousness during delivery.

1. CC & PWP
TASK 1
Este obra está bajo una licencia de
Creative Commons ReconocimientoCompartirIgual 4.0 Internacional.

2. What’s this?
This is art
Who made it?
Don’t ask me...
Check the logo

3. ?

4. When you are creative, you can keep your RIGHTS
But also
People can enjoy it……with FREEDOM

5. But, what sort of freedom?, This one?
No way… that’s different

6. Look at me dude, I’m enjoying all these
art-pictures with no worries at all
Do you know why?

7. Because I’ve checked the logo
And the authors alow me to use their creativity

8. And, what about the intermediators?
Don’t be stack on time dude, we are living the age of
social networks so, there is no intermediators at all

9. How can I use it for me works?
Have a look to this site, and
you will fid all the information
you need about CC
https://creativecommons.org/

10. Now, You have
the logo!!!
Click on it!!

11. And be conected to the
world by the…
CC

13. CC & PWP
TASK 2

14. 20 basic tips for
developing a good
presentation

15. CHOOSE A
VISUAL FONT

16. Make
Color
Contrast

17. And also
SIZE
Contrast

19. Direct people attention
where you want

20. Use High Quality
images

21. Unity
Try to use the same icons style, type
style, color and image treatment

22. When doing the
presentation…
Avoid reading each
point

23. Use quality
information
• The information must be:
o Outstanding
o Truthful
o Pertinent
o Ethic (Cite all sources)

24. Adapt the information to
the audience
Young children
Cat: Animal
Adults
Cat: The domestic
cat is a small,
usually furry,
domesticated, and
carnivorous
mammal.

25. The art of story
telling
Try to ilustrate your
discourse with stories

26. AVOID USING GAUDY COLORS

27. Use multimedia:
Videos and audios will
help you to ilustrate your
presentation

28. Use numerical data only if
it’s necessary
Do not overwhelm the audience
with statistics.

29. Don't turn your back to the
audience.
NO

30. Practice before the
Presentation
It will help combat your nerves

31. Always leave time for a few
questions at the end of the
talk

32. SLOW DOWN YOUR
SPEECH
Nervous and
inexperienced speakers
tend to talk way to fast.

33. Leave the most
important things at the
end
that’s what people will
remember most

34. And last but not least
important…
RELAX
If you’ve done the
research you can easily
answer most questions