Comments on: Learning, Authenticity & Online Policy Primers

By: Tama Leaver

Tama Leaver — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 17:20:59 +0000

@netcrit this writing in/for the public idea sounds like a good one: http://bit.ly/398R1f

By: @MXYZ_

@MXYZ_ — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 07:15:09 +0000

Thanks for the mention Tama

I was ecstatic to find my primer well received on SlideShare and it was also great of Rhys' video to be highlighted in Massively! The assignment allowed us to explore not only the TOS of various websites, but also to explore our creativity and dealing with things like licensing. It's great to be able to share your work online and help benefit others in an engaging way.

By: TamaLeaver

TamaLeaver — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 01:52:23 +0000

Hi Rhys, Explicit licensing with YouTube is a real hassle and it would be nice it they actually implement the ability to explicitly license with Creative Commons (which they've said they're looking into several times, but no cigar yet). You can always add the license details in the textbox to the side, and add a slide/credit at the end of the video stating the CC license. Otherwise, I prefer to use blip.tv which has no 10 min. limits and allows explicit licensing.

By: @rhysatwork

@rhysatwork — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 23:29:10 +0000

Not sure if my last comment went through to moderation or it didn't work when I posted from iPhone but here goes again.

Hey Tama, Thanks for the mention. It was originally my intention to post my video as CC BY Share Alike but I could not figure out how to do that using youtube and a download is not permitted under youtube TOS. Having said that I am more than happy for anyone who would like to use my video outside of Youtube to contact me and I would be happy to make it available under a CC BY SA license. f anyone knows a way I can do this on YT I would be happy to be educated.

Well done to my fellow students this was a tough assignment to do well and I think the fact that @MXYZ_ has had so many views is testament to the viral nature of Slideshare as well as her excellent use of CC images from flickr. The philosophy behind the CC movement (if that is what it is) also seems to aid the viral nature of presentations in this media. What I mean is, if you use Creative Commons content and reference it well you are harnessing the networks of the people who's content you use… Just another reason to go CC? It would be interesting to do a study on that….

By: Rhys Moult

Rhys Moult — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 04:13:09 +0000

RT @whoisimon: @tamaleaver: http://bit.ly/398R1f Wow! Thanks for the acknowledgment, I am humbled (agreed and well deserved attention)

By: Simon Mainwaring

Simon Mainwaring — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 02:44:01 +0000

@tamaleaver: http://bit.ly/398R1f Wow! Thanks for the acknowledgment, I am humbled

By: Tama Leaver

Tama Leaver — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 23:07:17 +0000

Learning, Authenticity & Online Policy Primers: http://bit.ly/398R1f (Blog post showing casing @MXYZ_ @whoisimon and others) #net23 #net213