How to use creative commons licensed works
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The document outlines how to use Creative Commons (CC) licensed works, emphasizing the importance of following license conditions for collection and adaptation. It details the six types of CC licenses, explaining the permissions and restrictions of each, and highlights the need for compatibility between licenses when combining works. Additionally, it provides guidelines for attributing CC licensed works using the TASL formula: title, author, source, and license.
How to use creative commons licensed works
- 1. How to use Creative Commons Licensed Works Collection and Adaptation Florens Debora Patricia | flayravenz@gmail.com| giphy.com/flayravenz This work created by Florens Debora Patricia and is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License
- 2. INTRO Creative Commons licenses permits educators to legally retain, reuse, revise, remix and redistribute creative works as long as they follow the different license conditions. Remember whether you create a collection or adaptation, always do it from both a pedagogical and copyright perspective.
- 3. Creative Commons provides six possible licenses. If you choose to use a CC licensed work, you must abide by the terms of its license. Creative Commons License
- 4. 1) CC-BY: requires attribution be given to the creator 2) CC-BY-SA: requires attribution and that any adaptions be shared under the same license. 3) CC-BY-NC: requires attribution and prohibits commercial use 4) CC-BY-ND: requires attribution and prohibits the sharing of adaptations 5) CC-BY-NC-SA: requires attibution, prohibits commercial use, and requires that any adaptations be shared under the same license 6) CC-BY-NC-ND: requires attribution, prohibits commercial use, and forbids the sharing of adaptations The Six Licenses of Creative Commons
- 5. • When you choose to use a Creative Commons Licensed work, you can do one of three things, depending on the license: 1) Use it as it is 2) Modify it, or 3) Combine it with other works Using Creative Commons Licensed Works
- 6. • Collection is the combination of 2 or more pre-existing creative works to create a new copyrightable work. • Each of the separate works stays independent in themselves and together form a collective whole. • If you create a collection, you only own the copyright to your arrangement of the works,and whatever original material you add, not the works themsleves. What is Collection ?
- 7. Adaptation, also is known as remix or derivative work is created by recasting, transforming or adapting existing creative works to create a new original work which in itself can be protected by copyright. Examples : • translation of a novel from one language to another, • the creation of a screenplay based on a novel. • Synching music with moving images in a video • Editing images, e.g. adding text, cropping, etc. What is Adaptation?
- 8. Before you mix two Creative Commons licensed works together, you must first find out if their licenses are compatible. This is because not all Creative Commons licenses can be mixed with each other. If Creative Commons licenses are not compatible, the works cannot be combined. License Compatibility - Licensing an Adaptation
- 9. If you choose to adapt a single Creative Commons licensed work, the license you use on the product of your newly created work must be compatible with the original work’s license. Use this chart to determine which licenses are compatible. Adapter's license chart Adapter's license BY BY-NC BY-NC- ND BY-NC-SA BY-ND BY-SA PD Status of original work PD BY BY-NC BY-NC- ND BY-NC-SA BY-ND BY-SA Creative Commons, Adapter’s license chart, CC BY 4.0 Licensing an Adapted Work
- 10. If you choose to combine more than one CC licensed work into something new, the two works licenses must be compatible, and the license you apply to the newly created work must cover all of the original terms. ----------------------------------- This chart to determine whether two CC Licensed works can be combined. Creative Commons License Compatible Chart by Kennisland (CC0) Licensing a Remix of Multiple Works
- 11. Whether you choose to use Creative Commons work as it is, compile a collection, or create an adaption, you must always provide attribution to the original work and its creator. -------------------------------------------------------------------- This attribution statement is the equivalent of a citation. Attributing Creative Commons Licensed Works
- 12. TASL Formula When providing attribution, do your best to provide the following four elements : -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- • T = Title • A = Author • S = Source (link to the resource) • L = License (The type of Creative Commons License)
- 13. For example, this presentation included a Collection of My illustration on Flickr website. The attribution statements for the included works are shown here: The Example of TASL Formula
- 14. The Example TASL : Creative Commons Licensed Work L = License T = Title A = Author S = Source
- 15. Thank you This work created by Florens Debora Patricia and is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License