This document discusses Creative Commons licenses and provides 20 tips for making a good presentation. It describes the different Creative Commons licenses including Attribution (BY), ShareAlike (SA), NonCommercial (NC), and NonDerivatives (ND). The licenses determine whether others can share and adapt the work for commercial purposes or must release adaptations under the same license. The presentation tips cover preparing content with focus and stories, designing slides with clear visuals and effective use of colors/fonts, and delivering with passion, eye contact, and keeping it short. Overall messages are to keep things simple, consistent, and allow viewers to grasp information quickly.

1. CREATIVE COMMONS
LICENSE
AND
20 TIPS TO MAKE A
GOOD PRESENTATION
Este obra está bajo una licencia de Creative Commons Reconocimiento-
NoComercial-SinObraDerivada 4.0 Internacional.

2. Creative commons license
It is a public copyright license that enables the free distribution of a
copyrighted work. a cc license is used when an author wants to give
people the right to share, use and build upon a work that they have
created.

3. There are different kinds:
CC BY Recognition. It allows others to distribute, mix and make
even with business purposes. As long as it recognize the author.
CC BY-SA Recognition. It allows others remix, modify and
develop over your work even with business purposes. Any work
based on yours would be under the same license.

4. CC BY-ND Recognition: It allows the redistribution,
commercial or not commercial, of the work as far as this is
not changed. It also has to recognize the author.
CC BY-NC Recognition: It allows remix, adjust and
construct from your work with no business purposes. The
new work do not have to be under the same conditions.

5. CC BY-NC-SA Recognition: It allows remix, adjust and
construct from your work with no business purposes. The
new work must be under the same conditions.
CC BY-NC-ND Recognition: It permits others to download
the work and share it. You can not change the work in any
way or use it in business purposes.

6. COPYRIGHT
This symbol is used to indicate that a work
is under author´s royalties; those are a set of
principles and rules that regulate the moral and
patrimonial rights that law grant authors.

7. COPYLEFT
It allows people with a copy of determinate work
use it without limitation, distribute as many
copies as he/she wants and modify this in any
way.

8. CREATIVE COMMONS
ZERO LICENSE
It enables creators and owners of copyright
content to put their work on public domain, so
that others could modify and construct upon
them.

9. How to do a good
presentation in 20 tips

10. Prepare: 1
The presentation must be
organized, must have focus.

11. Prepare: 2
The presentation must have
a solid content. Simple
doesn´t mind stupid.

12. Prepare: 3
You can use post-it in order
to organize your slideshow.

13. Prepare: 4.
If your audience could remember
only 3 things about your
presentation, what would you want
it to be?

14. Prepare: 5
Incluiding stories on your
presentation. Personal
histories make easy to
remember.

15. Design: 1
Organize the use of bullet
points and text.

16. Design: 2
Take care with animation.
Too much can be boring.

17. Design: 3
Do not use low-quality
images. High-quality
graphics are more
professional.

18. Design: 4
Make a good use of the
colors and the fonts.

19. Design: 5
Take into account that a
video or a audio could be a
good support.

20. Deliver: 1
Show your passion

21. Deliver: 2
Start strong

22. Deliver: 3
Keep it short

23. Deliver: 4
Make a good eye contact

24. Deliver: 5
At all time: courteous,
gracious and professional.

25. GENERAL: 1
People should be able to
comprehend each slide in
about 3 seconds.

26. GENERAL:2
Keep it simple

27. GENERAL:3
Stick to a consistent visual
style.

28. GENERAL:4
Direct people`s eyes to
certain areas.

29. GENERAL:5
A clear visual hierarchy allows
viewers to ascertain the
important elements.

30. THANKS FOR YOUR
ATTENTION