...efinitions; Wikisource, the collection of texts with thousands of pages of content; Wikiquote, the repository of quotations; Wikibooks, collaboratively writte
Creative Commons is raising awareness about the importance of open content issues in the world of science, art, education and information which suppor
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...will make CC-US a successful jurisdiction project. While CC provides the content, a successful jurisdiction project would provide outreach, education, and s
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...s com licenciamento CC <br />''([[Marking/Creators |Creator of CC-licensed content]])'' ===
...-lo a compreender a forma ideal de '''marcação da sua obra ''([[Marking/Creators |mark your work]])''''' para que outros saibam o que podem e não podem faz
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...ave been achievable without the capability, and open support, to share the content freely in every possible way.
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...f a learning object repository is Rice University's Connexions, an online "content commons" which currently contains thousands of small chunks of knowledge. H
...le and other search engines. Connexions recently announced that all of its content is now available in the EPUB format used by most smart phones and e-readers
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...called modules that can be organized as courses, books, reports, etc." All content is now available for download as the EPUB file used by most smart phones an
...marking, tagging, rating, and reviewing of more than 24,000 items from 120 content providers.
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...e following are examples of CC uses in key sectors, followed by stories by creators leveraging the cultural and economic benefits of CC tools in [[CC_Factsheet
...healthy, thriving economies. For instance, in order to stimulate European content markets and maximize the potential of public sector information (PSI), the
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creators, and the global Creative Commons network as well. The ideal
content for the sake of society is important. The Icelandic society as a
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|Description=Wiki-like non-profit OER repository for teachers and content creators. In addition to traditional OER, LeMill includes activity and tool resource
...ense. In 2006, Creative Commons was already the de facto standard for open content, so it was a natural choice. The selection of CC BY-SA was a clear decision
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...ke to kickoff several action projects. Achieve high visibility with Arabic content.
*Encourage people to start using and creating content.
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...to publish on other platforms. To publish on your own site, see [[Marking/Creators]].
...ty and access to your work is to share it with an existing community. Many content platforms have already enabled CC licensing, making it easy for you to indi
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[http://vimeo.com Vimeo] is a high quality video-sharing website for creators that has enabled CC licensing. See the [[Case_Studies/Vimeo|Case Study]] fo
...ses/by/3.0/ Creative Commons Attribution (CC BY) license] as an option for creators to license their work when uploading their videos. YouTube has created a tu
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* '''Creative Industries.''' Creators in the industry (professional or non-professional) who consider open access
...ch pages that conveniently couple sector-focused information with filtered content about that sector from the main blog. This makes it easier to keep up with
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...ht basics in order to ensure they have the rights they need to license the content generated using grant funds using CC. This is a summary of some of those ba
...t: works created by others.''' If you are not the original creator of all content included in the work, then you should ensure that you own the copyright in
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* Content creators
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...they produce. IGOs, like all creators who want wide dissemination of their content, realize they can benefit greatly from the use of Creative Commons licenses
This page explains some of the benefits for IGOs choosing to publish content under Creative Commons licenses, clarifies some unique legal considerations
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enables scientists, educators, artists and other creators and
owners of copyright- or database-protected content to waive those
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enables scientists, educators, artists and other creators and
owners of copyright- or database-protected content to waive those
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...r of Open''. A very special thanks goes to the organizations, artists, and creators who not only share their work with CC licenses, but shared their time and i
Except where otherwise noted, content in ''The Power of Open'', is licensed
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...profit organization focusing on creating an enabling environment for local content development and its intellectual property protection. He is an assertive ad
We want to help adding to the commons local content and a variety of indigenous and contemporary Kenyan works available under C
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