Difference between revisions of "I would like to include the OER in one of my lesson plans, which I am also placing on the WWW. Is this OK?"
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Mere publication of OER would not constitute a violation per se of a Creative Commons license. So long as publication to the web does not contravene a term of use, that publication is legal. | Mere publication of OER would not constitute a violation per se of a Creative Commons license. So long as publication to the web does not contravene a term of use, that publication is legal. | ||
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Mere publication of OER would not constitute a violation per se of a Creative Commons license. So long as publication to the web does not contravene a term of use, that publication is legal.
