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Creative Commons cartoons
My students are producing content at a rate that continues to astound me. Through our pathfinders, we lead them to Creative Commons licensed content to use in their productions whenever possible.
While I often remind learners that they can and should apply a CC license to their own work, I wished I had some cool way to illustrate how and why.
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I’ve been using the wonderful videos on the Creative Commons site with students and teachers, but I was delighted that Melissa Techman shared these handy cartoons over Twitter today.
Designed by Neeru Paharia, with illustrations by Ryan Junell and photos by Matt Haughey, these clever illustrations do a great job simplifying a complicated topic and are also available as a slide show:
Here are direct links to comics:
- Spectrum of Rights Comic 1
- Spectrum of Rights Comic 2
- Spectrum of Rights Comic 3
- Spectrum of Rights Comic 4
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About Joyce Valenza
Joyce is an Assistant Professor of Teaching at Rutgers University School of Information and Communication, a technology writer, speaker, blogger and learner. Follow her on Twitter: @joycevalenza
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