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Copyright is Messy: An Introduction to Creative Commons

Published on Nov 18, 2015

A short presentation for primary students about copyright and creative commons, incorporating student voices.

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Copyright is messy

An introduction to Creative Commons
Photo by bill barber
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"Pictures with words on are copyright"

Photo by DiscourseMarker
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Mostly True

But, not always.
Photo by Leo Reynolds
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"You need to look out for watermarks and/or think about how you would feel if some one took your work and claims it their on."

Photo by phil dokas
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true!

Copyright and ownership are important! 
Photo by Leo Reynolds
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"you need to think about [images] because sometimes its not suppost to be copied but if you doing it of a flower for a project it would be fine"

Photo by kabils
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True, but who owns the picture?

Copyright still applies - even if you're a kid!
Photo by Leo Reynolds
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"The pictures don't belong to you so you have to make sure you have permission to use the image that you are taking."

Photo by Alexandria LaNier
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Yes!

Photo by Leo Reynolds
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share, reuse, remix, & create

CC licenses give you permission to:
Photo by dgermony
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this isn't just for images

It's for websites, documents, music, videos ..
Photo by gnuckx
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give credit!

Acknowledge your source & copyright license
Photo by ecstaticist
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how to attribute

  • Who is the photo by?
  • What license is it shared under?
  • Where did you find it (URL)?
  • TIP: Copy & Paste Attribution 
Photo by paul bica

Michael Graffin

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