What is Open Access? Open Access is a category descriptor for materials that are freely available to users of the internet without many copyright and licensing restrictions. “Open access stands in contrast to the existing “closed” system for communicating scientific … Read More
What is a collection? A collection is an organized grouping of works that haven’t been adapted in its new form. An example of a collection is a public playlist of songs not licensed under the No Derivatives element that have … Read More
This presentation was created to fulfill the assignment requirements for the Creative Commons Certificate for the June-August 2022 cohort. Assignment 3 – Anatomy of a CC License by Kate Farley Assignment 3 – Creative Commons Certificate by Kate Farley is … Read More
This presentation was created to fulfill the assignment requirements for the Creative Commons Certificate in June 2022. In the presentation, there are knowledge checks which are inspired by the second chapter in our text for for the Certificate: Creative Commons … Read More
Why does Creative Commons Exist? Creative Commons, the nonprofit, was founded because its creators “recognized the mismatch between what technology enables and what copyright restricts, and they provided an alternative approach for creators who want to share their work” (“1.1 … Read More
Final Reflection Assignment For each of the books we’ve read this semester, I was painfully aware of how I had previously had superficial understanding of language theory, and this course made me want to know more about how language evolves. … Read More
