"Ann,
This is a great idea. I think that just explaining attribution to 5-6th graders is different from having them actually create a work and decide how to (or whether to) let others use or modify it. This will be a great lesson!
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Elementary Lesson Plan for Teaching Creative Commons?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Shari Shaw Oct 24, 2009. 2 Replies 0 Likes
I'm getting ready to put together a lesson on the appropriate use of Creative Commons--including use of the search engine, determining whether an object found is licensed under CC and to what extent,…Continue
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Ann replied to Shari Shaw's discussion Elementary Lesson Plan for Teaching Creative Commons?"I don't know if this helps, but here is how I've been going about it with my seventh graders. I shared a few blog posts: Working Toward Understanding Creative Commons, Middle School, The Gimp, and Copyright Choices, and PB Wiki and Seventh…"
Elementary Lesson Plan for Teaching Creative Commons?
I'm getting ready to put together a lesson on the appropriate use of Creative Commons--including use of the search engine, determining whether an object found is licensed under CC and to what extent, and finally how to correctly cite the source. Before I "create the wheel," do you know if anyone has already prepared such a lesson? I've found many resources aimed at educating teachers, but I haven't found a lesson just on the use of CC for upper elementary students.
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