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Monthly Archives: February 2008

Obligations to the subjects of Creative Commons licensed work

28 February 2008 – 12:13 pm

Presenting Creative Commons license information to a lively group of librarians last night got me thinking about where the rubber hits the road in terms of how cc licensing can protect not only the creators and/or owners of digital works like photos - but the SUBJECTS of those works.
For instance, just using a cc Attribution (by) […]

By KerryJ | Posted in Educationau, copyright | Comments (2)

Picture what you love about education and share it

21 February 2008 – 12:38 pm

If you have a Flickr account and want to empower other educators to create low-hassle mashups, consider contributing to the public Flickr group “What I love about teaching and learning”.
The photos shared in the group can include metaphorical images or drawings, shots of you and your colleagues (provided you have their permission of course!), […]

By KerryJ | Posted in Educationau, Vodcasting, digital photography, digital storytelling, collaboration, ednaloveteach | Comments (0)

Blogging and collaboration - who owns what?

16 February 2008 – 11:45 am

In the course of catching up on reading and email after 6 days unplugged, I came across an article in the Metaverse Journal about an upcoming forum on the use of Web 2.0 technologies and virtual worlds in the corporate sector being put on by the Future Exploration Network.
The topic ”Business value from blogs and wikis […]

By KerryJ | Posted in Educationau, blogging, collaboration, copyright | Comments (0)