Creative

Commons License

T8T TeamDescription English: creative common logoSourcehttp://blogs.nyu.edu/blogs/gc69/stdin/2008/10/hacking_free_software_open_sou_1.htmlAuthor John Randell

What is ?

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Public copyright License.Music, photos or documents are protected by copyright

Gives the right to share work because the author decide everything about it.

Gives flexibility and

Protects works

Helps students and teachers find and incorporate free materials into reports and presentationsName: Multi-colored gumdrops spell out the Creative

Commons Logo Source: http://www.flickr.com/photos/thomasscovell/385881781/ Author: Thomas Scovell

Who uses CC?

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KEY LICENCES TERMS: Are all the same?

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SA:

SHARE ALIKE

BY:

ATRIBUTTION

copy, distribute and remix the original work with the accreditation of your name

ND:

NO DERIVATIVE WORKS

Only copy and distribute verbatim copies of the original work

Distribute only under the same lincence of the original one

NC:

NON COMMENCIAL

Copy, distribute and remix the original work but for non-commercial purposes only

Combine them to create……………

CC LICENCES!

By: creative commons official page

PROS It can help in order to flight against piracy

Facilitate the work to other people by using the documents to enrich his own work

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Clarity in the terms of use contents.

Free & easy.

Promotes & protect your work.

Source: Ownwork

Author: Stefan-Xp

Description: English: A Symbol for OK/Yes

No control over licenses and outcomes

License irrevocable.

Always make sure if works are under one of the creative commons licences when you use it

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CONS

Author: Antares42Created:2011-09-20 10:43:26Description: red not OK / failure symbol.

20 tips for a good

presentation

Make simple presentations.

•Be concrete

Using too many slidesNot dynamic presentation

BORED PUBLIC

• Do not use too many images neither too many words.

Contrast in colors

•Use colors that contrast between them

•The audience will not damage their eyes

Use HD images•The aim is that the pictures can be well seen to give a

sense of professionalism.

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The most important slide at the end

•If you put the best picture at the beginning, the audience will not pay attention to the rest of the presentation.

•In this slide you must show the message that you want your audience to remember.

Keep you presentation in the correct format

You don’t do it

Problems when you open your

presentation

Make your own intro

•Try to make a good introduction of your topic

•Catch you audience’s attention. Improves their curiosity about the topic.

First slide should be interesting

•The objective is to catch the audience’s attention.

First slide not

interesting

Do not catch the

audience’s attention

First slide is

interesting

Catch the audience’s attention

Before starting the presentation

Ask for silence

Keep eye contact with the audience

•If you look to the audience you will maintain their attention

•If you don’t look at the audience you will give a bad image about yourself (shy…) and they probably won’t pay attention

Try not to repeat yourself•Give your audience credit for being intelligent and attentive.

They will appreciate it.

During the first seconds…

It is very important to have a nice attitude and capture people’s attention

Never give your own opinion•The audience has to create their own opinion about the

topic

YOU SHOULD NEVER TELL YOUR OPINION BECAUSE IT CAN INFLUENCE THE AUDIENCE’S

Speak the language

•You don’t have to be perfect but you do have to speak fluently.

REMEMBER: THE AUDIENCE HAS TO GET YOUR MESSAGE CLEARLY

Do not learn by heart•Perform it•Do not read•If you learn it by heart, you probably forget some

information or you probably get confused.

•Learning by heart = (normally) you don’t understand what your explaining.

Ideas organized by numbers

•So it is easier to understand for everybody.•You will get a better understanding of the topic.

1.2.3.

Change the type of letter•The important things should be highlighted •Color and font-size to emphasize key words.

Do not use too many animations

•The audience may not pay attention to your presentation.

Pointing

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Make questions

A good way to maintain the pupils’

attention

•Use your finger or a laser to point at your presentation so that the audience can follow you better.

Try to search for copyleft•Look for information from Creative Commons License•There is too much information on the Internet, so we

have to select the one that is reliable.

No license webpages

Randell, J. Creative Common logo. Recovered fromhttp://blogs.nyu.edu/blogs/gc69/stdin/2008/10/hacking_free_software_open_dou_1.html