
People who create digital content add to the body of knowledge available on the Web, but if they do not allow their content to be used by others the content is not as useful as it could be. Creative Commons (CC) licensing allows others to use and in some cases even add content o that work. This is where the importance of a licensing body such as Creative Commons comes into play as a way to keep innovations flowing.
Remember though tools like Creative Commons are not alternatives to copyright laws! Neet to learn more about copyright laws? Then clikc the link below to review the presentation created by Kay Chadwell at Brisbane Catholic Education, notice how she cites the CC license on the slides.
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