Creative Commons (CC) was created to help address the tension between creator’s ability to share digital works globally and the restrictions due to copyright regulation. The timeline below gives a brief history of Creative Commons.
This is the second in a series of posts on Creative Commons (CC). Last time we looked at a brief history of CC and touched…
CC Pukeko from Creative Commons Aotearoa NZ on Vimeo. We recently came across this video about Creative Commons in schools. This refers to the growing…
This is the third in a series of posts on Creative Commons (CC). Last time we looked at Copyright Law. Click here to view the previous…
The Community Activities Fund is a mini-grant program aimed at supporting individuals and communities pursuing activities aligned with the network values and principles stated on…
The American Library Association (ALA) has partnered with Creative Commons to publish a remix of the CC Certificate course content: Creative Commons for Educators and…
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[…] Commons (CC). Last time we looked at a brief history of CC and touched on the basics of copyright. Click here to view the previous post. In this post, we will explore copyright in greater […]