COSN report on Creative Commons and Open Content for K-12
Posted by karen on July 3, 2008 in Uncategorized
COSN has published a new report that includes a chapter called “Creative Commons and Open Content: What K-12 Schools Need to Know.” It’ s a good concise discussion of the relevant issues.
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By Keith Krueger, CoSN on July 5, 2008 at 9:51 am
Yes, the monograph is terrific and part of CoSN’s 2008 Compendium. It is provided FREE to CoSN members. Join at www.cosn.org/join/index.cfm
If you are a nonmember, you can purchase the full Compendium or just this monograph at https://my.cosn.org/mycosn/store/?storecat=2008%20Compendium — but, the best idea is to join as an institutional member of CoSN and get all the team benefits through out the year.
You can read the free Exec Summary of the report at http://www.cosn.org/docs/CreativeCommonsExecSummary.pdf But you should get the full article to truly understand the issues.
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