The document discusses Creative Commons licenses and how they enable sharing and collaboration of creative works. It provides an overview of the different CC licenses and what uses they allow, such as commercial use and modifications. The licenses range from most restrictive, like CC-BY-ND which allows sharing but not modifications, to most open like CC0 which puts works in the public domain without restrictions. The document encourages using CC licenses to freely share works while still getting attribution and encourages collaboration and community building around open education and content.

1. Building Innovation Through Trust
Kayode Yussuf | Technical Lead | Creative Commons Nigeria

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3. Courtesy: http://www.theprivacyguru.com/

4. How Creative Commons Makes Collaboration Easy

5. Creative Common Licenses
License Icon Can someone use
it commercially?
Can someone create new versions
of it?
CC-BY Yes Yes
CC-BY-SA Yes Yes, but the new work must
licensed as Share-Alike
CC-ND Yes NO
CC-NC No Yes, the new work must be Non-
Commercial. However, it can be
under any Non-Commercial
License
CC-NC-SA No YES, and they must license the
new work under a Non-Commercial
Share-Alike License
CC-NC-ND No No

6. Icon Description Acronym
Free
Cultural
Works
Remix
culture
Commercial
use
Freeing content globally
without restrictions
CC0 Yes Yes Yes
Attribution alone BY Yes Yes Yes
Attribution + ShareAlike BY-SA Yes Yes Yes
Attribution + Noncommercial BY-NC No Yes No
Attribution + NoDerivatives BY-ND No No Yes
Attribution + Noncommercial
+ ShareAlike
BY-NC-SA No Yes No
Attribution + Noncommercial
+ NoDerivatives
BY-NC-ND No No No
Courtesy: Wikipedia

7. Before Licensing
• Make sure your work is copyrightable
• Make sure you have the rights
• Make sure you understand how CC licenses operate

8. Using a licenced work
• Include any copyright notices (if applicable). ...
• Cite the author's name, screen name, or user ID, etc. ...
• Cite the work's title or name (if applicable), if such a thing exists. ...
• Cite the specific CC license the work is under. ...
• Mention if the work is a derivative work or adaptation.

9. How to License Using CC
• Go to http://creativecommons.org/choose/

11. International Institutions using CC OER licenses
http://wiki.creativecommons.org/OER_Case_Studies
Kenyan School of Open

12. Local usage of CC
Young Africans Research Arena (www.yaearena.org)

13. Other CC Communities Globally

14. “Alone you can do so little;
together we can do so much”
― Helen Keller

15. Thank you for listening, we hope you join us
Kayode Yussuf
Technical Lead,
Creative Commons,
Nigeria Affiliate Chapter,
+234-8029730059
kayode@creativecommonsng.org
@CC_Nigeria
@k_whybaba