@june24-cohort it was great to see you all at our Phase 2 cohort meeting. At our 12/11 session, we met @amberhoye and @spencerkahler, two new team members with Rebus.
At both our 12/11 and 12/18 sessions, we discussed Creative Commons licensing and looked at some resources.
Link to chat session: Phase 2 Session 4 Chat: Creative Commons Licensing
Link to 1:1 Scheduling Spreadsheet for January 8, 2025 1:1 meetings: Our next session will be our 1:1 meetings. Please make sure you have posted your Sample Chapter to the forum (it does not need to be perfect or even complete). If none of the times on the spreadsheet works for you, please email me with a few other times that will (I am pretty open on 1/9 and 1/10).
Creative Commons Licensing
We reviewed Creative Commons licensing options in our cohort meeting and discussed attribution both for your own work and for works that you remix or reuse.
Here is the TASL (Title-Author-Source-Link) attribution we looked at:
[OER Title and Link] by [Author Names] and is used under a CC BY 4.0 license. Making Ripples example is a good one to follow.
We also reviewed these resources:
- Creative Commons License Chooser
- Creative Commons Licensing Elements infographic
- Short video about Creative Commons
- Indigenous TK Licenses (work in progress)
- Canvas Commons guide (includes how to openly license your Canvas Commons course)
I am looking forward to meeting with your teams on Wednesday, January 8! We will look at scheduling options for the new semester as we wrap up Phase 2 and move to our four weekly meetings in February. Keep me posted if you have questions, and have a wonderful and well deserved winter break!
