By: Caroline Class: 6-T

1. By: Caroline
6-T

2. WITHOUT Creative Commons…
ALL rights reserved

3. With Creative Commons…
SOME rights reserved

4. There are many types of licenses that
you can get from Creative Commons
• Attribution
• Share Alike
• No Derivatives
• Non- Commercial
• Non- Commercial Share Alike
• Non- Commercial No Derivatives

5. Attribution
Means people can use it commercially,
and create new versions of it. Which is
sort of like using it as a template then
changing it around completely.

6. Share Alike
People can also use it commercially, and
they must license the new work under a
Share Alike license.

7. No Derivatives
People can use it commercially, but they
cannot create new versions of it.

8. Non- Commercial
People cannot use it commercially, and it
can be under any non- commercial license.

9. Non- Commercial Share Alike
People can’t use it commercially, and they
have to put the new work under a Non-
Commercial Share Alike license.

10. Non- Commercial No Derivatives
People cannot use it commercially, and they
cannot create new copies of it.

11. Creative Commons lets people
sort of use YOUR work…
Does Creative Commons seem better now?

12. Just this…

13. ALL this…

14. I know its YOUR choice…
Doesn’t Creative Commons seem better?
Nicer?
Newer?
Cooler?

15. I think I know what you’re thinking
now…
You think Creative Commons is better!

16. In the end…
So, now that I’ve told you all that, do you get
what Creative Commons is???

17. Yes?

18. No?

19. Maybe?

20. Just to review…
• Creative Commons lets people change your
work around a bit, until its just how they want it
to be.
• Unlike Copyright, you can use people’s work.
• Only one thing: You have to give credit to the
person who originally created the work.
• Creative Commons and Copyright SORT of
have close intentions, but they are different.

21. Thanks for watching!!!