Creative Commons Licensing Offline Work Walkthrough

Duration: 3 minutes and 18 seconds

Country: South Africa

Language: English

License: CC - Attribution Share Alike

Genre: Instructional

Producer: Michael Paskevicius

Director: Michael Paskevicius

Views: 235 (18 embedded)

Posted by: calmansi on Dec 12, 2009

by Michael Paskevicius, under a CC BY-SA License. http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.5/za/ . Screencast which demonstrates how to add a Creative Commons license to offline works created in September 2009 for the University of Cape Town. http://blogs.uct.ac.za/blog/oer-uct

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We're going to go through the process of selecting a Creative Commons license
and including that license in a document we wish to share
We are going to start off by navigating to the website
www.creativecommons.org/choose
You can also do a Google search for Creative Commons license selector
Once on the web page, you are presented with 3 questions.
Basically, do you wish to allow commercial uses of your work?
And that can be Yes or No
I'm going to select Yes in this case.
Do you wish to allow modifications of your work?
You could say Yes, unconditionably
Yes, as long as others share the material in the same fashion
that I've shared it, or No. I'm going to use the Share Alike clause
And then by selecting the jurisdiction -
South Africa happens to be right at the bottom of the list
And you can add additional information if you wish
that's all optional
I'm going to select the license
And I'm presented with this page
Now this code is built for
web pages. It's an html code, which displays the
button of the license that you've chosen
So if you're working with a web page
you can simply copy this code into the web page.
But a lot of the times, you're dealing with documents
or stuff that's not online just yet.
So if that's the case, you have to select Offline Work
just over here on the right.
And you can say "Add this text to your work"
You get a little pop-up.
And now we have text which is to go on the document
And what I'm going to do is also include a copy of the button.
Now to get that button, you just get your mouse over on top of it
right click and "copy the image".
I can navigate over to my presentation
and I'm going to enter into Slide Master view
So that this will appear on every slide
and I can simply go Edit - Paste or Control V
Now I've got that little button
just going to show up on my slides
It's a good idea to also include the text
which came up in that little window
copy it and also include it
on at least one slide in the presentation.
So people will know what they can do with your work
once you've shared it.