Using Creative Commons Content

Match the following statements with their benefits.

• Alternative to strict copyright rules.

• It is always free to use.

• No need to acknowledge the original creator.

• It provides flexibility to traditional copyright.

• Access to content without cost.

• It allows you to use any song you want.

• Using any song without restrictions.

• It requires no credit to the creator.

What must you do to legally use Creative Commons material?

• Pay a fee to the creator.

• Follow the terms of the license.

• Ask the creator for permission.

• Use it only for personal projects.

Match the following requirements with their Creative Commons usage:

• Requirement for educational use.

• To use it for educational purposes only.

• Requirement for non-commercial sharing.

• To use it only in videos.

• Requirement to acknowledge the creator.

• To give proper credit.

• Requirement for video content only.

• To share it with friends.

Where can you find Creative Commons content?

• Only on YouTube.

• On any website.

• Using a Creative Commons search filter.

• In libraries.

Match the following scenarios with their possible outcomes regarding breaking the terms of a Creative Commons license.

• Commercially exploiting a Creative Commons work without permission.

• You will be fined immediately.

• Ignoring the terms of a Creative Commons license.

• Nothing will happen.

• Using a Creative Commons work without attribution.

• The creator will contact you.

• Modifying a Creative Commons work and distributing it as your own.

• There could be legal repercussions.

Match the following conditions with their corresponding Creative Commons license requirements.

• Presentation usage condition.

• You must share it on social media.

• Non-commercial usage condition.

• You must use it in a presentation.

• Social media sharing condition.

• You must use the content within a year.

• Time-limited usage condition.

• You cannot use the work to make money.

What is the purpose of Creative Commons licenses?

• To allow creators to share their work widely.

• To make content exclusive.

• To restrict the use of content.

• To sell content to users.

What should you look for to find the terms of a Creative Commons work?

• A Creative Commons logo and a link.

• A user manual.

• A copyright symbol.

• A price tag.

Which of the following is NOT a platform that provides a Creative Commons search filter?

• YouTube

• Instagram

• Flickr

• CC Search

What is one thing you do NOT need to do when using Creative Commons content?

• Ask for permission.

• Follow the license terms.

• Give credit if required.

• Check the license type.