Kerry Johnson - CreativeCommons

Free and easy with Creative Commons

Thursday 17 July, 10:45am, Flinders Uni, N220b

With a background that includes broadcast journalism, advertising and multimedia, KerryJ is a self-confessed geek with Flickr and Second Life addictions (heavy), a bit of a Twitterati and and avid blogger.

She came to education.au in 2005 after working as a multimedia consultant and project manager and currently works with the edna Professional Learning and Online Communities team in managing edna Groups, Lists and the new me.edu.au service.

Abstract: When it comes to copyright - the old rules are hard to apply to the new easily available creative tools that have created a hunger for images and music.

Many educators unwittingly break copyright law and/or allow their students to do so. In an age where digital portfolios are coming of age - students need to produce work that can be seen outside the classroom.

This session deals with some common myths about current copyright and provides an overview of Creative Commons licensing. Plus, you'll find out where to find free (or cheap) and easy to use resources.

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