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• Certificate Resources (CC BY) – Creative Commons Certificate

  Here is the recommended attribution template to share in your work: “[Title]” is an adaptation of the Creative Commons Certificate published as of X date [link to source] (the “Original Work”), licens...

• 2.3 The Public Domain | Creative Commons Certificate for Educators, Academic Librarians, and Open

  2.3 The Public Domain The public domain consists of works that are not subject to copyright. This is a vast, ever-growing pool of material on which new creativity and knowledge may be built without co...

• 4.1 Choosing and Applying a CC License | Creative Commons Certificate for Educators, Academic

  Name the most important considerations before applying a CC license or CC0 Apply a license using CC’s License Chooser and CC0 using CC’s Public Domain Dedication Evaluate which license to apply based ...

• 1. What Is Creative Commons? | Creative Commons Certificate for Educators, Academic Librarians, and

  There are also Additional Resources if you are interested in learning more about any of the topics covered in this unit. Note: Completing the CC Certificate does not entitle learners to provide legal ...

• 3.2 License Scope | Creative Commons Certificate for Educators, Academic Librarians, and Open

  3.2 License Scope 3.2 License Scope Creative Commons licenses are built on copyright law. That simple fact tells you most of what you need to know about when they do and do not apply, and how long the...

• 4.1 Choosing and Applying a CC License | Comment on CC Cert. for Educators and Librarians

  How do I apply a CC license to my work? Once you’ve decided you want to use a CC license and know which license you want to use, applying it is simple. Technically, all you have to do is indicate whi...