Creative Commons Licenses Breakdown
Creative Commons licenses provide a standardized way for authors and creators to grant the public permission to share and use their creative works. Creative Commons licenses mix and match the following elements:
Choose a Creative Commons License - A simple way to choose the Creative Commons license that is right for you.
Derivative of Open Educational Resources (OER) by UWM Libraries is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.
Guide Reuse and Attribution
This NSU Libraries Open Education Resources (OER) LibGuide is a derivative of several OER guides, with attribution noted in specific pages along with the corresponding Creative Commons license.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License.
Copyright @ NSU
Copyright @ NSU:
- NSU Office of Copyright (http://copyright.nova.edu/) can address any copyright concerns through the NSU Copyright Officer, Stephen Carlisle, J.D.
Creative Commons Licenses
Creative Commons Licenses:
- If you assign a Creative Commons license, you are not relinquishing your copyright but giving permission on how your work can be used. Licensing can become complicated when you adapt multiple materials published under different licenses and copyright.
Creative Commons – https://creativecommons.org
Use Creative Commons tools to help share your work. Extra layer on top of copyright that dictates how you would like your work to be used and shared. The license allows you to give people permission on how to use, share, and remix your content.
Our free, easy-to-use copyright licenses provide a simple, standardized way to give your permission to share and use your creative work— on conditions of your choice. You can adopt one of our licenses by sharing on a platform, or choosing a license below.
Marking Your Work with a CC License will assist you and provide guidance in this area.
