This document discusses Creative Commons licenses and provides tips for creating excellent presentations. It explains that Creative Commons licenses allow authors to specify how others can use and share their creative works while still retaining copyright. There are six main types of Creative Commons licenses that vary based on whether others can use the work commercially, create derivatives, and if derivatives must be shared under the same license. The document then provides 20 tips for preparing, designing, and delivering effective presentations, such as knowing the audience, using simple and visual content, practicing delivery, and maintaining eye contact.

1. Creative Commons Licence
and 20 tips for an excelent
presentation.
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2. What means to use Creative
Commons Licence resource
• Creative commons license allows the
authors of the documents, music,
images, among others, to share the
contents they create through the
web, specifying how can people use
their production/work.

3. What is a License?
• License is the set of authors conditions for be
able to use their work.
• All works are protected by copyright,
automatically.
• If the author allows to use the information,
there are other types of licenses where the
author is going to reflect his/her conditions.
• The most known is Creative Commons.

4. What is Creative Commons?
• Non-profitable organization which make
possible to set free copyright licenses.
• The organization was founded in 2001 by
Lawrence Lessig.
• They help us legally share our knowledge and
creativity to build a more equitable, accessible
and innovative world.

5. Types of Creative Commons
• In Creative Commons Licenses exist 4 modules
to take into account, one permanent and
three variables. Between them, there are 6
types of combinations.
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6. Modules
• Attribution (BY): The acknowledgement of the
author is a moral right and all licenses must
always apply and respect it.
• Share Alike(SA): It allows works derivate under
the same license or similar license.
• Non-commercial (NC): It forbids using the
work with commercial purposes.
• Non-derivates(ND): It does not allow to
modify the work.

7. Combinations
• CC BY: It allows to distribute and edit the work even for
commercial purposes whenever the author is
mentioned.
• CC BY-SA: You have to give a credit to the author and
share the modification you have done if you want to
use it.
• CC BY-ND: You can not make modification and you
have to pay to the author if you use it.
• CC BY-NC: You can use it with non-commercial
purposes, you have to give a credit to the author but
they do not have to be under a license with the same
term.

8. Combinations
• CC BY-NC-SA: You can use and modify it with non-commercial
purposes, as long as they recognized the authorship and their
new creations are under a license with the same terms.
• CC BY-NC-ND: It is the most restrictive license. You have to
credit to the author and you can not sell or modify it.
Creative commons (the original CC license symbols), the combined work by Shaddim and is hereby cc-by-4.0 licensed.

9. Creative Commons Platforms

10. How to get your license
1. Understand how a Creative Commons (CC)
license affects your copyright.
2. Understand your commitment.
3. Decide how you want to be attributed.
4. Know why you might want use a creative
commons license, as opposed to reserving all rights.
5. Examine the options.
6. Choose the license that best suits your purposes.
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11. 20 tips for an excelent
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12. PREPARE
1) Know the audience
• Who is the audience?
• Why are you speaking to them?
• What are the expectations of you?
• Where is the presentation?
• When is the presentation?

13. PREPARE
2) The Contents:
• The audience has to understand the contents
• Is better if you use simple information

14. PREPARE
3) The Structure:
• Have a clear idea from the beginning
• Have a clear structure
• The audience needs to see where you are
going

15. PREPARE
4) What the presenter can use
• Difficult ideas through examples
• Stories because are easy to remember
• Have engaging content

16. PREPARE
• 5) How to get Confident:
• You have to learn very well the material
• To practice before the presentation
• Have anticipated questions

17. DESIGN YOUR
PRESENTATION
1) Simplicity
• The Power Points slides are designed to be used
as a resource to help the presentation, but they
never are not going to be the protagonist.
• Each slide should show the principal ideas rather
than being plenty of text.
• The use of animations is good to make the
presentation more pleasant but an excess of
animations is not beneficial do to the fact that
make it less serious.

18. DESIGN
2) Appropriate graphics and charts
• You can also use imagines, graphics, charts,
pictures etc to make the presentation more
visual and detail.
• It´s important this representation is related
with the information we are sharing.

19. DESIGN
3) Make it visual
• Using an attractive presentation is really useful to catch
the attention of your audience.
• It´s necessary to choose a beautiful and original theme
(trying to avoid using Power Point templates).
• The fonts are important too; so choose one and try
not to change more than two times during the entire
slide presentation.
• The colours used have a relevant role, they evokes
feelings and help to the motivate audience.

20. DESIGN
4)Video or audio supports
• Using video clips to show examples promotes
active cognitive processing.
• Is one of the best way of learning.
• They illustrate better and promote the interest of
the people is paying attention.
5) Follow a pattern:
• People comprehend better when information is
presented in small chunks or segments.

21. DELIVER YOUR
PRESENTATION
1)Let see your passion
• To be passionate about your topic
• Be confident
• The audience have to see that you control the
topic

22. DELIVER
2) Start motivated
• First impressions are essentials
• First minutes are the most important to catch
the audience
3) Try to do as short as possible
• The audience have to want more
• The audience need to be active

23. DELIVER
4) Don’t be as stay as a statue
• Get closer to the audience
• Gesticulate with your hands and speak loud
5) Use electronic devices
• Such as control remote

24. DELIVER
6) The importance of eye contact
• Try looking to the audience
7) B-Key
• Is useful to catch the audience attention

25. DELIVER
8) Don’t switch off the lights
• People would look at you instead of looking to the
screen
9) For small groups
• Use small screen
10) To be
• Courteous
• Gracious
• Professional

26. GENERAL
What to do in order to pass the GLANCE TEST?
(to know if the people can easily understand our slide)
1) Keep it simple; Simple visual images and
elements.

27. GENERAL
2) Arrange Slide Elements with Care; Think
like a designer.
3)Limit your text; The size of the letter
must be large enough.

28. GENERAL
4)Use hierarchy
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29. GENERAL
5)Unit in color, size, style…

30. GENERAL
6)White space, it helps to
focus on what is important
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