[Sca-cooks] Creative Commons-OT

[David Walddon]

Not for my research but we have used it for student work and for educator work. 
It is a great way to teach kids about rights and responsibilities of their own and others works. 
I would suggest that it is also a great way to allow your work to be shared in the way that you want it to be shared. 
There is also an add in for word and open office that appends the creative commons marks to your work. 
Eduardo 


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On Dec 2, 2010, at 11:30 PM, H Westerlund-Davis wrote:

> Greetings!
> I was following one of my "rabbit trails" this evening for my Pentathlon 
> project. One of the sites I visit had this link posted. The author of the 
> website has posted pictures of artifacts and under the picture it said, " Used 
> under a Creative Commons license." Here is the link
> http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/
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> As anyone else come across this in their research? Since we have been discussing 
> Copy write, licensing, et. al recently I thought this was interesting. 
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> Here is the link to the webiste.  Warning! It is not food related. 
> http://www.medieval-baltic.us/sewingbask.html
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> Aelina
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