Creative commons and Copyright

If you are using a photo with the Share Alike license, what do you need to do?

• Don't worry about providing the credit to the originator.

• You can't make money. You can't sell it.

• No changes. It must stay equal to the original work.

• Must use the same Creative Commons License.

If you are using a photo with the Noncommercial license, what do you need to do?

• Just credit the person who created it. Tell who it is by.

• You can't make money. You can't sell it or intend to profit.

• No changes. It must stay equal to the original work.

• Must use the same Creative Commons Licenses.

What does this symbol represent?

• Copyright
• Cookies & Cream
• Creative Commons
• Creative Copyright

Which Creative Commons condition does this symbol represent?

• Attibution
• NonCommercial
• NoDerivatives
• ShareAlike

Which Creative Commons condition does this symbol represent?

• Attibution
• NonCommercial
• NoDerivatives
• ShareAlike

Which Creative Commons condition does this symbol represent?

• Attibution
• NonCommercial
• NoDerivatives
• ShareAlike

This Creative Commons License lets others copy, distribute, display, and perform only verbatim/exact copies of your work, not derivatives works based upon it.

• Non-Commerical License

• Share Alike License

• Attribution License

• No Derivative Works License

This Creative Commons License lets others copy, distribute, display, and perform your work and derivative works based upon it, but for non commercial purposes.

• Non Commercial License

• Share Alike License

• Attribution License

• No Derivative Works License

What is copyright? 

• a form of protection
• an image
• a form of protection for kids
• copies of work

What is public domain?

• Creative work that is not copyrighted and is free for you to use however you want
• It is an open space that is owned by the public
• A government building
• Music created by Garage Band