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eLearning: YouTube Adds Creative Commons Content

The Logical Blog by IconLogic

.   Last week, YouTube took a pretty big step in helping address copyright concerns with the introduction of Creative Commons content to its internal video editor. Those with videos on YouTube can contribute to the community by marking their own content as CC.  Other videos marked with a CC-BY license.

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Interesting InfoGraphic, Do Educational Video Games Work?

Kapp Notes

I think this is an interesting depiction of video games in schools. Used under Creative Common Licence and with written permission. From: OnlineCollegeCourses.com.

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How To Fill The Void of Missing Powerpoint Clipart

eLearning Brothers

Inconvenience and inconsistent access aside, the main thing that can complicate this approach to sourcing images is the fact that royalty free and Creative Commons may not always be what they seem. Additionally, Creative Commons images may be limited by their application related to commercial use or for eLearning.

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AI Tools, Games, Freelancing: ID Links 2/14/23

Experiencing eLearning

AI tools 17 AI Tools Other than ChatGPT More options for AI tools beyond ChatGPT Tome – The AI-powered storytelling format This says “storytelling,” but it’s really an AI tool for quickly creating presentations and video. PDF) Video game meets literature: language learning with Interactive Fiction. |

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eLearning: Copyright Caboodle

The Logical Blog by IconLogic

What if it's Creative Commons licensed? The first is a video produced by Mohawk Media of New Zealand for  Creative Commons Aotearoa New Zealand  that does a great job explaining  how Creative Commons licenses work. What if it's just for internal view?

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Inclusive Learning, Free Images & More: ID Links 1/3/23

Experiencing eLearning

The links in this post include resources from two online events I attended in December: IDEAL (The Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, and Accessibility for Learning Conference) and the Learning Guild’s online conference on Video and Visuals for Learning. These are under an MIT open source license. Font pairing.

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19 Kick-Butt Tools for ELearning

LearnDash

Creative Commons: The never ending search for stock photography – may as well start at the source! Quiet Tube removes the advertisements and “suggest videos” so that only the video is shown. Teleprompt for iPad: Do you need a teleprompter when creating your videos? Fences can do just that.