Creative Commons licenses provide alternatives to traditional copyright that allow creators more flexibility in how others can use and share their work. There are 6 main Creative Commons licenses that range from allowing commercial use with attribution to prohibiting derivatives or commercial use. Creative Commons licenses provide clear guidelines on usage rights that aim to address limitations of fair use doctrine.

1. Creative Commons Everything You Wanted To Know *(and weren’t afraid to ask) http://www.elementlist.com/element/blog/2007/01/

2. Copyright Digital Millennium Copyright Act 1998 Minute creative work is put in tangible form Author/creator’s life plus 70 years Author/creator exclusive rights

3. Fair Use Allows use of copyrighted materials for educational purposes Four Tests (all must apply) Purpose of use Nature of work Extent or proportion of work used Effect on marketability of the work

4. Creative Commons Works along with copyright Allows authors/creators more of a say in sharing their work with others Alternative to fair use of copyrighted materials

5. What is Creative Commons? Creative Commons http://www.mobilerevolutions.org/archives/64

6. History

7. History (cont.) Board of Directors (variety of people) Cyberlaw and intellectual property experts Computer science professors Lawyers Documentary filmmakers Entrepreneurs Lawrence Lessig Joi Ito

8. 6 Licenses Attribution Attribution ShareAlike Attribution No Derivatives Attribution Non-Commercial Attribution Non-Commercial ShareAlike Attribution Non-Commercial No Derivatives Symbols taken from http://creativecommons.org/about/licenses/

9. Attribution Allows people to Distribute Remix Tweak Build upon Commercially market Must give credit to author/creator Broadest of the CC licenses License Deed Legal Code

10. Allows people to Remix Tweak Build upon Commercially market Must give credit to author/creator Must license their work under identical terms Attribution Share-Alike License Deed Legal Code

11. Attribution No Derivatives Allows people to redistribute, commercial & non-commercial Must give credit to author/creator Must be unchanged License Deed Legal Code

12. Attribution Non-Commercial Allows people to Remix Tweak Build upon Must give credit to author/creator Must be non-commercial Do NOT have to license on same terms License Deed Legal Code

13. Attribution Non-Commercial Share Alike Allows people to Remix Build upon Translate Create new stories Must give credit to author/creator Must carry the same license License Deed Legal Code

14. Attribution Non-Commercial No Derivatives Allows people to Download Redistribute Must give credit to author/creator Must be unchanged Most restrictive License Deed Legal Code

15. CC License Comparison X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Identical License Sell Change Distribute Credit License

16. CC vs. Fair Use Fair Use Allows use of copyrighted materials for educational purposes Guidelines open to interpretation

17. CC vs. Fair Use Creative Commons Allows use of copyrighted materials for educational and other purposes 6 Licenses Clearly state what restrictions, if any, apply.

18. CC vs. Fair Use May sell (with appropriate license) Cannot sell or affect sales of original Effect on Sales Not Limited Entire work Limited Usually 10% Extent of Use Doesn’t matter Must be determined Nature of Work Not limited Educational Non-profit Purpose of Use CC Fair Use

19. How to Cite Creative Commons Photos (on a printed document) Publisher name, photo title, date uploaded via Flickr, Creative Commons license Link directly to web page

20. License Your Work

21. Creative Commons Projects Science Commons (2005) Enhances sharing of scientific research CC+ (2007) Allows user rights beyond regular Creative Commons CCo (2007) Allows author/creators to waive rights CCLearn (2007) Works toward open education

22. CCLearn Find Educational Resources Portal to Open Education Resources Discover Ed Beta site Search engine Annotated links to educational sites

23. Creative Commons Search Engine Search Engines Google Yahoo Flickr BlipTV OWL Music Search SpinXpress

24. Hope you enjoyed our CC Hour! Remix It and have fun G.W. Bush Whatever Remix Video

25. Great Resources Biersdorfer, J.D. &quot;Staying on the right side of copyright HELP FILE/ Q&A.&quot; International Herald Tribune . 20 Nov 2008. 10. eLibrary . Proquest CSA. PARK FALLS HIGH SCHOOL. 10 Mar 2009. <http://elibrary.bigchalk.com>. Campbell, Lisa. “This is the RMX: Copyright and Community Media.” Mobile Revolutions . 17 Jan 2009. Mobile Revolutions. 10 Mar 2009 http://www.mobilerevolutions.org/archives/64. “ Creative Commons Video.” YouTube . 2009. YouTube, LLC. 10 Mar 2009 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uTjpghGjjfo.

26. Great Resources (cont.) ElementList.com . 27 Feb 2007. Element List. 10 Mar 2009 http://www.elementlist.com/element/blog/2007/01/what_is_creati ve_commons_the_v.html. Floyd, Jacqueline. “What is Creative Commons: The Video

27. Great Resources (cont. again) “ History.” Creative Commons . Creative Commons. 10 Mar 2009. http://creativecommons.org/about/history. “ Licenses.” Creative Commons . Creative Commons. 10 Mar 2009. http: //creativecommons .org/about/licenses/ . Rai, Preetam. “How to Use and Cite Creative Commons Resources.” Learners Together. 11 Mar 2009. Teaching and learning Centre. 23 Mar 2009. http://www.learnerstogether.net/how-to-use-and-cite-creative-commons-resources/312. “ Search.” Creative Commons . Creative Commons. 10 Mar 2009. http://creativecommons.org/#.