2. Creative Commons (CC) is an organization that offers to authors
the possibility of deciding if they want their works to be used
and modified by people under certain conditions.
This institution is located in Mountain View (California, EEUU)
and was founded by the lawyer Lawrence Lessig in 2001.
What are they
https://goo.gl/dE1BxO
3. Attribution (BY): In any exploitation of the work authorized by
the license will have to recognize the authorship.
Non commercial (NC): The exploitation of the work is limited to
non-commercial uses.
No derivate works (ND): The authorization to exploit the work
does not include the transformation to create a derivative work.
Share alike (SA): The authorized exploitation includes the
creation of derivative works as long as they maintain the original
work license.
Conditions https://goo.gl/HvCdGT
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https://goo.gl/TQyF6J
https://goo.gl/3NAiX7
4. All of the licenses require the condition of attributions.
It's highlighted that the condition of share-alike is no compatible with
the condition of no derivative works.
There are six types of creative commons licenses:
Attribution alone (BY): Licenses may copy,
distribute, display and perform the work
and make derivative works and remixes
based on it only if they give credits to
author.
Attribution-share alike (BY-SA):
Licenses may distribute derivative works
only under a license identical to the
license of the original work and giving
credits to the author.
Types of creative commons
https://goo.gl/TjgqMG
5. Attribution-no derivate works (BY-ND):
The author must receive credits and the
commercial use of the work is permitted,
but not the generation of derivative
works.
Attribution-non commercial (BY-NC): The
generation of derivative works is
permitted on the condition that
commercial use is not made and that the
author must receive credits. Nor the
original work can be used for commercial
purposes.
https://goo.gl/OoB3B2
https://goo.gl/LmclLK
6. Attribution-non commercial-share alike
(BY-NC-SA): Commercial use of the original
work or any derivative works is not
permitted, the distribution of them must be
done with a license equal to that which
regulates the original work and the author
must receive credits.
https://goo.gl/a9zDPz
Attribution-non commercial- no
derivate works (BY-NC-ND): The
author has also to receive credits and
the commercial use of the original
work or the generation of derivative
works is not permitted.
https://goo.gl/oJCfLe
7. • The official Creative Commons Website
(https://creativecommons.org/about/platform/) shows websites based
on this liscence so we could find CC content.
• CC content can be also found on the Internet by using tools that act
like filters in order to search just the information with that license.
• Some of the websites that are recommended are:
Where could we find creative
commons license resources
8. • The benefit is shared between the author and the user who
manipulate it.
• There is a higher chance of being cited as author.
• Less possibility that the user make a wrong use of the content of the
work.
• The work may have more diffusion.
• Can help to combat piracy.
Benefits
https://goo.gl/yj79n0
9. 1. Explore the types of Creative Commons License and
decide the one desired.
2. Enter into the official website of Creative Commons
and go to the section of “Share your work”
(https://creativecommons.org/choose/?lang=es_ES )
3. Decide the conditions, if you want a no derivate
works, share alike or non-commercial Creative
Commons license.
4. Filling a square with more information about the
author and the work in order to receive credits. It is
optional.
How to convert a copyright content
into a cc license
https://goo.gl/M7mIz7
10. Intellectual property is protected
but access to a field as broad as
education
https://goo.gl/DjBy7v
15. 2
Make a storyboard
Before start working
with the laptop,
you should plan and design
how is going to be structured
your presentation. https://goo.gl/bq4W0E
16. 3
Knowing audience
In order to know the audence you have to make
yourself some questions like:
-Who is the audience?
-What is the objetive of the presentation?
-When is it?
-Where is it?
17. 4
Control your topic
To make a good presentation, it´s
important to be sure of what you are
exposing.
18. 5
Be careful with the transition
The transition can´t be so slowly because
the audience can get distrasted.
20. 1
Do not confuse design with
decoration
Too many ornaments can difficult the
comprehension of the content
21. 2
Clear slides
Not too much information and clear ideas in
order to keep the attention of the public.
22. 3
Visual content
Graphics, videos and images can help us to explain
our ideas in order to facilitate the audience´s
comprehension.
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23. 4
Select a good design
You have to take into account some facts like the
font (do not use more than two types), background,
colours…
24. 5
Do not put the same what you
say in the slide
The same text that your dialogue anulated your
explication.
