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Have you ever wondered how to download and share digital content legally ?

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How do you let people know that you'd want them to re-use your own work ?

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Creative Commons licenses can help you do both. We'll show you how.

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Our world exploded with digital opportunities. Now we can communicate

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share and work together using the exceptional distribution network that is the Internet.

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Information and content can fly between us in exciting new ways.

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But it's important to know that when something is created, say a photo or a document, or a music track

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it's automatically protected by copyright.

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Copyright enables people to say who can share and re-use their creations.

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You must always obtain someone's permission before sharing or re-using their work even when it's posted online.

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But what if a creator wants everyone to use his work without the hassle of granting permission over and over.

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This is where Creative Commons can help.

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Creative Commons provide licensing tools that are free to use.

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You can applied a license to your work, which refines your copyright

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and streamlines how you give permissions.

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Zack here downloads the photo called CC-Kiwi that he wants to use in his science project.

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He can do this without asking Kiri, the photographer, first, because she's already given permission

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with a Creative Commons license.

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Kiri's license is legally robust, but easy for Zack to understand.

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She's told the word, including Zack, that they can use CC-Kiwi as long as they acknowledge her as the original photographer.

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They are more rules Kiri could have included.

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Creative Commons license is made up of license elements. You can think them as rules.

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And each have its own special symbol.

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This is attribution. It means that Zack must acknowledge Kiri

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when he publishes his science project containing her photo.

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This is non-commercial. It's means no one else but Kiri is permitted to make money from CC-Kiwi.

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Tim wants to print the photo onto tee-shirts and distribute them to friends.

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He can do this, but he must not sell them.

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This is no-derivative. And it means that Kiri has not given permission to change her photo.

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Kate can use CC-Kiwi on her design blog, but will need to ask Kiri before retouching or mixing up the image.

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And this is share alike. It means that new creations that use CC-Kiwi need to carry the same license.

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Jack incorporates his own remix of CC-Kiwi in his video installation

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But he must share the work under the same term that Kiri has.

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Each Creative Commons license gives permission to share and include the attribution rule.

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So people who finds your Creative Commons work are automatically allowed to share it

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but are required to acknowledge you if they do.

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The other tree license elements are optional and you can choose witch one to add, if any.

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Here are the six combinations that make up Creative Commons licenses.

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The differences between them is how many rules applied when someone which use your work

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The attribution license allows most freedom, and the attribution non-commercial no-derivative license

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allow the least freedom. The attribution license and the attribution share-alike license

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are sometimes refers to as free cultural works approved licenses.

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These tree licenses restricted commercial use of the work.

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And these two licenses do not give permission for adapting or re-mixing.

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These two licenses requires new works to be license under the same terms.

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To choose and applied one of these licenses, and view their terms in more details visit us at creativecommons.org

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Or you can answer some questions to help you decide which license best suited

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you need at creativecommons.org/choose

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They are some goods ways to find the other people Creative Commons licensed works on line.

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You can use a search filter by going to the Creative Commons' website.

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Why not try the jamendo website for music, flickr for images, or digitalnz for new-zealand content.

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Using Creative Commons licenses could help your creation reach more people.

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Maybe you want to connect with others across the globe and take us improving a report.

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Or maybe you just want to have fun remixing someone else work.

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Whatever reasons you have to share your work, you find there are scientists

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educators, companies, and public agencies who using Creative Commons.

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By opening up permission just imaging how much we can achieve :

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collaborating on what we have in common, being open about big decisions

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and finding solutions in the spacing between us.

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Let's work together confidently and legally !

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It's good to share with Creative Commons !