This presentation licensed CC BY
Link to this presentation:
CC Licenses
- CC BY <--for TAACCCT
- CC BY-NC
- CC BY ND
- CC BY-SA
- CC BY-NC-ND
- CC BY-NC-SA
Layers of the license
legal code + human readable deed+ metadata
DOL license requirement (CC BY)
- All materials created or modified with grant funds must be licensed CC BY, including pre-existing grantee-owned content
- Only materials created or modified with grant funds are required to be licensed CC BY. Third-party works are subject to the copyright / intellectual property terms under which they were purchased. Works created without grant funds do not fall under the CC BY license requirement.
More at: open4us.org/faq/#requirement
Which materials do we mark?
(all of them, essentially)
- Recruitment flyers, pamphlets, videos
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Lessons, modules, course packages
- Assessments, banks/keys and rubrics
Did grant funds directly contribute to the content's development?
Will the content be given to DOL?
They should be properly marked.
Marking Info
Marking a Website
For websites, HTML generated from the license chooser
Marking a Website: Example
CHEO: Consortium for Healthcare Education Online
DOL funding statement + CC BY mark, in footer of webpages
Marking a Website: Example (2/2)
NAC: National Aviation Consortium
DOL funding statement + CC BY mark, in footer of webpages
Marking a Course: Example
Title
Marking Offline Text
Text statement +
Platform Marking
Flickr on-upload
Platform Marking (again)
YouTube
on-upload