Creative Commons License Concepts

The video tutorial explains how Creative Commons licenses facilitate legal sharing and reuse of digital content. It covers the basics of copyright, the benefits of using Creative Commons licenses, and the different license elements available. The tutorial also provides guidance on choosing the right license and finding Creative Commons licensed content online.

What is the primary purpose of Creative Commons licenses?

• To eliminate copyright laws

• To allow creators to share their work legally

• To restrict access to digital content

• To sell digital content

What does copyright automatically protect?

• Any created work like photos, documents, or music tracks

• Only photos

• Only documents

• Only music tracks

Which Creative Commons license element requires users to credit the original creator?

• Share alike

• Non-commercial

• No derivatives

• Attribution

What does the 'non-commercial' element of a Creative Commons license mean?

• The work must be shared under the same terms

• The work can be modified

• The work cannot be used for commercial purposes

• The work can be used for any purpose

Which license allows the most freedom for reusers?

• Attribution

• Non-Commercial

• Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives

• No Derivatives

What is a key feature of the 'share alike' license element?

• It requires new works to be licensed under the same terms

• It allows modifications without permission

• It allows commercial use

• It prohibits sharing

How can you find Creative Commons licensed work online?

• By contacting the creator directly

• By purchasing a license

• By using a search filter on the Creative Commons website

• By using any search engine

Which website is suggested for finding Creative Commons licensed music?

• Flickr

• Jendo

• Creative Commons

• Digital INZ

What is the benefit of using Creative Commons licenses for your work?

• It restricts access to your work

• It allows you to sell your work

• It helps your creation reach more people

• It makes your work private

Who are some of the users of Creative Commons licenses?

• Only artists

• Scientists, educators, companies, and public agencies

• Only photographers

• Only musicians