nglc cc by requirement: wave 2
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• NGLC Wave 2: CC BY requirement• What is CC BY?• What is Creative Commons? What does it do?
How does it work?• What are Open Educational Resources
(OER)?• How can CC support you as you comply with
this grant requirement?
What is the CC BY requirement in the NGLC Wave 2 grant?
First, so that the knowledge gained during NGLC-funded projects is promptly and broadly disseminated, all documents, written materials, and other copyrightable content (other than software) submitted to EDUCAUSE during the period of Grantee’s NGLC grant application and grant (e.g., website postings, pre-proposals, proposals, findings, and information generated by Grantee) will be made available to the community under a Creative Commons Attribution (CC BY) license. In addition, with the exception of software, all open educational resources and related work product (manuals, integration formats, hosting environments, faculty development guides, or curricula, etc.) created must be made available under this license.
Creative Commons. You agree that all documents, written materials, and other content submitted to EDUCAUSE during the period of your NGLC grant application and grant (e.g., website postings, pre-proposals, proposals, findings, and information generated by you) will be made available to the community under a Creative Commons Attribution license. In addition, all open educational resources and related work product (manuals, integration formats, hosting environments, faculty development guides, or curricula, etc.) must be made available under this license. You acknowledge that you have reviewed and agree to the terms of this license which is described at http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/us
Any data sets, models/frameworks, text, and/or multimedia resources and findings resulting from the NGLC-funded project prepared by Grantee may be made available for public presentation on the NGLC website (http://nextgenlearning.org) and/or other online forums as directed by NGLC staff. All such materials will be subject to the Creative Commons license described above.
What is Creative Commons? What is CC BY?
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OER are teaching, learning, and research materials in any medium that reside in the public domain or have been released under an open license that permits their free use and re-purposing by
others.
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✓ Customization✓ Accessible versions✓ Translations✓ Evolution of resource over time✓ Affordable versions✓ Innovation✓ Discoverability
Why CC BY?
✓ Easy, legal, scalable✓ Maximize impact of foundation funded materials✓ Make reuse and innovation possible
Questions?Need help applying the CC license? Visit http://creativecommons.org
Or just ask Jane at [email protected]