This document discusses copyright and sharing works under Creative Commons licenses. It explains that as the creator of a work, you have rights over how it is used and can reserve all rights, some rights, or give up copyright. Copyright applies automatically in the EU without needing a symbol, and protects unique works for a limited time that depends on the country and type of work. Copyright has both economic dimensions around copying and distributing works, and moral rights around attribution and integrity. Creative Commons licenses allow sharing works while retaining some rights as the creator. The document encourages finding CC-licensed content and properly attributing the original sources when using them.

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WHATS AND HOWS
OF COPYRIGHT &
SHARING
GRIT, Bilbao
May 2017 /Esko Lius
My drawing is based on a picture in ”Student is King”, licensed CC BY-SA

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AS A CREATOR OF A ”WORK”
YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO DECIDE
HOW YOUR WORK IS USED
You can
 reserve all rights
 reserve some rights
 give up copyright

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AS A CREATOR OF A ”WORK”
YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO DECIDE
HOW YOUR WORK IS USED

4. 4NickYoungson-linkto-http://nyphotographic.com(CCBY-SA)

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COPYRIGHT
EU: Automatically, © not required
Apply only on unique ”works”
Depends on the country (see Wikipedia)
Protects only for a limited time
 depends on the country
 depends on the kind of the work
 EU: generally 70 years after the author’s death

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COPYRIGHT: TWO DIMENSIONS
Economic rights
Publishing/using:
exclusive rights to copy, distribute, display
Moral rights
attribution, integrity, and responsibility

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COPYRIGHT: 2 DIMENSIONS
Economic rights
Publishing/using:
exclusive rights to copy, distribute, display
Moral rights
attribution, integrity, and responsibility
Private use mostly free from copyright
USA: ”fair use” for eg. nonprofit education

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HOW DOES IT
…FIT THE DIGITAL ERA?
…CONTRIBUTE SOCIETY&CULTURE?
79,5% of educators use OER
(open educational resources)
for new ideas and inspiration
https://blog.panopen.com/oerresearchhubreport/

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OPEN CONTENTS LICENSING
Videoandscreenshot:WatchNowUK@Youtube(CCBY)

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USING CC-LICENSED PHOTOS
1. Find CC-licensed photos
2. Write down the author and the source
3. When using, tag your work with the original source
Hands-on session

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USING CC-LICENSED VIDEOS/AUDIO
1. Find CC-licensed videos or audio
2. Write down the author and the source
3. When using, tag your work with the original source
Hands-on session

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WHAT IF I DON’T KNOW…
1. Learn to find copyright/CC info on the source page
2. Contact the author and ask for permission
3. See also creativecommons.org