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Open High School of Utah's DeLaina Tonks: Open Education and Policy
by Timothy Vollmer Uncategorized postAt the beginning of this year we announced a revised approach to our education plans, focusing our activities to support of the Open Educational Resources (OER) movement. In order to do so we have worked hard to increase the amount of information available on our own site – in addition to an Education landing page and the OER…
SoundCloud
by cameron Uncategorized postSoundCloud has long been a preeminent destination for creators looking to share and distribute music and audio online. From the beginning SoundCloud has supported CC-licensing options – today they launched a slew of new features that bolster this integration broadly, with a particular impact on those looking for CC-licensed music. Advanced search options, a CC…
CC Australia Roadshow
by michelle Uncategorized postCreative Commons Australia is putting their annual conference on wheels. Previously, the national meet-ups were held at the project’s home base in Brisbane. Now the team is hitting the road and taking the event to cities across the country. Each CC Roadshow is designed for those interested in finding out about CC for the first…
Privacy Policy (pre 2010-08-10)
pagePreamble Our Principles Personal Information CC Collects What CC does with the Personal Information Disclosures of Personal Information Security of Personal Information Collected via the Websites; OpenID Data Usage Policy: Non Personal Browsing and Site Usage Information Reorganization or Spin-Offs Children Third-Party Sites Special Note to International Users Changes and Updates to this Privacy Policy…
Fotopedia and UNESCO Launch World Heritage Application
by Jane Park Uncategorized postFotopedia, in collaboration with the UNESCO World Heritage Center, has created a breathtaking new application for the iPhone and iPad. The app builds on the concept of a coffee table book, updating and enhancing the browsing experience for the web. UNESCO World Heritage “seeks to encourage the identification, protection and preservation of cultural and natural…
Marking and Tagging the Public Domain: An Invitation to Comment
by Diane Peters Uncategorized postAlmost 1½ years have passed since we launched CC0 v1.0, our public domain waiver that allows rights holders to place a work as nearly as possible into the public domain, worldwide, prior to the expiration of copyright. CC0 has proven a valuable tool for governments, scientists, data providers, providers of bibliographic data, and many others…
Curriki's Christine Mytko: Open Education and Policy
by Jane Park Uncategorized postPhoto by Christine Mytko / CC BY-NC At the beginning of this year we announced a revised approach to our education plans, focusing our activities to support of the Open Educational Resources (OER) movement. In order to do so we have worked hard to increase the amount of information available on our own site – in…
Terms pre 2010-08-04
pageTable of Contents General Information Regarding These Master Terms of Use (“Master Terms”). Your Agreement to the Terms. Changes to the Terms. Provision of the Websites and Services Generally. No Legal Advice. Location of the Websites and Services. User Conduct. Terms Relating to Content on the Websites and Services. Third Party Websites and Content; Links.…
Policies pre 2010-08-04
pageCreative Commons Licensing Except where noted otherwise below in our Trademark Policy, all content on this site is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license. We do not assert a copyright in the text of our licenses. Modified versions of our licenses, however, should not be labeled as ‘Creative Commons’ licenses. Website Disclaimer This website…
Costa Rican license draft enters public discussion, pilots new comment tools
by michelle Uncategorized postWe are happy to announce an experiment in the public discussion process of our licenses, piloted by CC Costa Rica. Customarily, we post a static text document of the licenses, including a re-translation and summary of changes in English, to our website. The community can download these files and submit comments on the jurisdiction’s mailing…