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By: BUSY BEES
Creative Commons licenses are the basic system used for sharing free content online.
WHAT ARE?
By: David Martín Castillo- Creative commons license with some rights reserved.
WHAT CONTENT?Legal and free tools, such as:-Images. -Videos.-Music.
Jamendo: MusicBy: revista Forum-Creative commons license with some rights reserved.
You tube: VideosBy: Julie Octaviano Creative commons license with some rights reserved.
Flickr: PhotosBy: Eternity Portifolio Creative commons license with some rights reserved.
Plos:BooksBy: Duncan Hull- Creative commons license with some rights reserved.
Wikipedia: Information and articlesAuthor: Giulia Forshyte- Creative commons license with some rights reserved.
-Information.-Books.-Articles.
HOW ARE USED CCL?Following the terms of condition that the authors want...
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By: César Poyatos-Creative commons license with some rights reserved.
Attribution
TYPES OF CREATIVE COMMONS LICENCES
Non CommercialAttribution
AttributionNo Derivs
No Derivs
Non Commercial
Attribution
Non Commercial
ShareAlike
ShareAlikeAttribution
Attribution
All CCL require licenses to…1- Credit the licensor
By: DAVID GOEHRING- Creative commons license with some rights reserved.
2- Preserve copyright notices intact
By: Yara Kassem- Creative commons license with some rights reserved.
3- Link to the licence from copies of the work
By: Betix 1138- Creative commons license with some rights reserved.
CCL are a safe way to maintain the copyright while people use the work of others
By: Mike Seyfa- Creative commons license with some rights reserved.
TIPS FOR A GOOD ORAL
PRESENTATION
By: Cedim News- Creative commons license with some rights reserved.
1. Search some information about the topic
By : Danard Vincente - Creative commons license with some rights reserved.
2. Do a script
By : Pascal Maramis Creative commons license with some rights reserved.
3. Don’t speak too much
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4. Use supporting materials
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5. Essaying aloud
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6. Treat the floor as a Stage
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7. Appear relaxed
By : Gianluca Neri - Creative commons license with some rights reserved.
8. Talk; don't read
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9. Look presentable
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10. Finish strong
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TIPS FOR A GOOD VISUAL PRESENTATION
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1. PLAN YOUR PRESENTATION BEFORE CREATING VISUAL AIDS
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2. LESS IS MORE (Use headlines, not paragraphs)
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3. PHOTOS SAY A THOUSAND WORDS
By : Robbert van der Steeg - Creative commons license with some rights reserved.
4. TYPOGRAPHY IS IMPORTANT
By : al shep- Creative commons license with some rights reserved.
5. COLORS MATTER (complimentary colour palettes)
By : Emi - Creative commons license with some rights reserved.
6. PEOPLE SHOULD GET YOUR MESSAGE IN 3
SECONDS
By : David Alexander Elder - Creative commons license with some rights reserved.
7. SHOW IDEAS NOT SLIDES
By : Mr. Flibble - Creative commons license with some rights reserved.
8. TALK TO THE AUDIENCE, NOT TO THE AID
By : Kmeron - Creative commons license with some rights reserved.
9. USE SINGLE IMAGES
By : Adam Lerner- Creative commons license with some rights reserved.
10. USE FREE PHOTOS (only witch CCL)
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