Creative Commons Certificate for Educators, Academic Librarians, and Open Culture

Table of Contents

• Unit 1: What Is Creative Commons

• • 1. What Is Creative Commons?
  • 1.1 The Story of Creative Commons
  • 1.2 Creative Commons Today
  • 1.3 Creative Commons and Open Culture
  • Additional Resources

• Unit 2: Copyright Law

• • 2. Copyright Law
  • 2.1 Copyright Basics
  • 2.2 Global Aspects of Copyright
  • 2.3 The Public Domain
  • 2.4 Exceptions and Limitations to Copyright
  • Additional Resources
  • Appendix: Country Case Studies

• Unit 3: Anatomy of a CC License

• • Unit 3: Anatomy of a CC license
  • 3.1 License Design and Terminology
  • 3.2 License Scope
  • 3.3 License Types
  • 3.4 License Enforceability
  • Additional Resources

• Unit 4: Using CC Licenses and CC-Licensed Works

• • 4. Using CC Licenses and CC Licensed Works
  • 4.1 Choosing and Applying a CC License
  • 4.2 Things to Consider after CC Licensing
  • 4.3 Finding and Reusing CC-Licensed Work
  • 4.4 Remixing CC-Licensed Work
  • Additional Resources

• Unit 5: CC for Educators

• • 5. CC for Educators
  • 5.1 OER, Open Textbooks, and Open Courses
  • 5.2 Finding, Evaluating, and Adapting Resources
  • 5.3 Creating and Sharing OER
  • 5.4 Open Pedagogy / Practices
  • 5.5 Opening Up Your Institution
  • Additional Resources

• Unit 5: CC for Academic Librarians

• • 5. Creative Commons for Academic Librarians
  • 5.1 Open Access to Scholarship
  • 5.2 OER, Open Textbooks, and Open Courses
  • 5.3 Finding, Evaluating, and Adapting Resources
  • 5.4 Creating and Sharing OER
  • 5.5 Opening up Your Institution
  • Additional Resources

• Unit 5: CC for Open Culture

• • Unit 5: Creative Commons for Open Culture
  • 5.1 Open Culture: Open Access to Cultural Heritage
  • 5.2 Opportunities and Challenges of Open Culture
  • 5.3 Preparing the Collections
  • 5.4 Opening Up & Sharing Collections and Content
  • Additional Resources