THE TEACHER TO THE CREATIVE COMMONS LICENSE: EDUCATIONAL IMPLICATIONS IN SCHOOL 2.0. by Juan José Leiva Olivenza

“…In this context, teachers must understand the technological and educational implications of the Creative Commons licenses as an opportunity to promote digital literacy in school 2.0.…”
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Creative Commons licenses and the non-commercial condition: Implications for the re-use of biodiversity information by Gregor Hagedorn, Daniel Mietchen, Robert Morris, Donat Agosti, Lyubomir Penev, Walter Berendsohn, Donald Hobern

“…After providing background information on the concepts of Creative Commons licenses in general, this contribution focuses on the NC condition, its advantages, disadvantages and appropriate scope. …”
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Advancing the Vision: New PubMed Indexing, Creative Commons Licensing, and December Highlights by Christopher J. Woolverton

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Better Sharing Through Licenses? Measuring the Influence of Creative Commons Licenses on the Usage of Open Access Monographs by Ronald Snijder

“…During this time, 1734 different books were made available through the OAPEN Library: 855 books under a Creative Commons license and 879 books under a more restrictive regime. …”
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Investigating the Elements of the Medical Science Publications Indexed in the DOAJ Database Using the Creative Commons License with Data Mining Approach by Fatema Mousavi, Atefeh Zarei, Rasoul Zavaraqi, Shahin Akbarpor

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Intellectual property protection for scholarly publishing in the Italian framework: a globally open approach for medical and life sciences authors by Valentina Bozzato, Marianna Gnoato, Antonia Vilia, Mauro Apostolico

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Open Access and Copyright Protection: BOAI20 by Kalinina-Symonchuk Yuliia

Subjects: “…open access, budapest open access initiative, repository, creative commons licenses, copyright, libraries.…”
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Contents, transfer and violation of intellectual copyrights on the internet by Gluhić Larisa, Dobovšek Bojan

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Identification and Data Mining of the Publishing Elements in Relation to the Use of Creative Commons Licenses in Open-Access Publications on the Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ) for Supporting Intellectual Property Rights by Fatemeh Mousavi, Atefeh Zarei, Rasool Zavaraqi, Shahin Akbarpoor

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THE TEACHER TO THE CREATIVE COMMONS LICENSE: EDUCATIONAL IMPLICATIONS IN SCHOOL 2.0.... by Juan José Leiva Olivenza

“…In this context, teachers must understand the technological and educational implications of the Creative Commons licenses as an opportunity to promote digital literacy in school 2.0.…”
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Copyright policies of science and engineering open access journals indexed in Science Citation Index Expanded or Scopus, published by Korean academic societies: a case study by Dae Un Hong, Ju Yoen Lee

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Lessons Learned from the Development of Open Educational Resources at Post-Secondary Level in the Field of Environmental Modelling: An Exploratory Study by Quazi K. Hassan, Khan R. Rahaman, Kazi Z. Sumon, Ashraf Dewan

Subjects: “…creative commons license…”
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State-of-the-Art in Open Courseware Initiatives Worldwide by Monica VLADOIU

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Expanding open access to publicly funded research by Lytvynova Larysa

Subjects: “…open access publication, open access journals and platforms, plan s, coalition s, creative commons license, article processing charge, ‘hybrid’ model of publishing, тransformative agreements.…”
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Copyright, Fair Use, and Creative Commons by Arthur Jason Boston

“…This article describes an active-learning exercise intended to help teach copyright, fair use, and Creative Commons licenses. In the exercise students use a worksheet to draw original pictures, create derivative pictures on tracing paper, select Creative Commons licenses, and explore commercial usage, fair use, and copyright infringement. …”
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An Open Toolkit for Small-Scale Data Visualizations by Andrea Pronzati, Michele Mauri

“…The source of such pieces of information is various — some are taken from governmental sources, or reports published under Creative Commons licenses, others are created and uploaded by the platform users. …”
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Les Creative Commons. Une troisième voie entre domaine public et communauté ? by Clément Bert-Erboul

“…From these sources we analyzed the links between Copyright reforms and the institutionalization of the activity of free software developers, at the origin of Creative Commons licenses. The case of intangible goods property applied to tangibles goods shows how the community members and institutions legitimize their IT practices by means of several producers of norms, such as States or communities.…”
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Copyright Essentials for Linguists by Paul Newman

“…Questions 6-8 explain licenses, especially Creative Commons licenses, and the function of an Author's Addendum. …”
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Reflections on Todd Wolfson’s Book “Digital Rebellion: The Birth of the Cyber Left” by Christian Fuchs

“…Acknowledgement: This review has been simultaneously published in tripleC: Communication, Capitalism & Critique’s volume 13 and the International Journal of Communication’s volume 9 using Creative Commons licenses that allow the sharing of articles in journals.…”
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Chiptuning Intellectual Property: Digital Culture Between Creative Commons and Moral Economy by Martin J. Zeilinger

“…Exploring current chipmusic dissemination strategies, I contrast the art form’s links to appropriation-based creative techniques and the ‘demoscene’ amateur hacking culture of the 1980s with the chiptune community’s currently prevailing reliance on Creative Commons licenses for regulating access. Questioning whether consideration of this alternative licensing scheme can adequately describe shared cultural norms and values that motivate chiptune practices, I conclude by offering the concept of a moral economy of appropriation-based creative techniques as a new framework for understanding digital creative practices that resist conventional intellectual property policy both in form and in content.…”
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