Now that you know about Creative Commons licensing, how will you use it in the future as a teacher?
Creative Commons is something that should be really personal to everyone. How would anyone like having their work copied and used for a grade or credit? No one would want that. That is exactly why it's important that everyone (teachers and students included) should be aware of the creative commons license and it's relevance and importance. I will teach my students the importance of the creative commons license, as I hope that they will understand the relevance for securing their own work. Teachers also need to realize that they are the true role model when it comes to laying the ground rules. If a teacher cannot display the correct use of the creative commons license, then how will the students be held to that same standard? I feel that the use of the license should be correlated within teaching the regular state standards.
An example (almost a prototype) of our 23 Things:
"23 Things on a Stick"
http://23thingsonastick.blogspot.com/
Link to picture:
http://mirrors.creativecommons.org/presskit/logos/cc.logo.large.png
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