Support Creative Commons With a Poster

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  • Alan Levine
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Use creative commons licensed images to design a poster about how groovy Creative Commons is! Use a tool like Creative Commons Search to find licensed images and then use photo editing software to add a message, call to arms, rallying cry, urgent plea.
Include as well a creative commons logo– look to the creative commons itself for ones to use.

Most importantly, in your poster image be sure to give attribution credit to the source image.

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Submissions So Far

Cris2B

We’re Gonna Do It Anyway, Even If It Doesn’t Pay

Tweet Everything is free now That’s what they say Everything I ever done Gonna give it away Someone hit the big score They figured it out That we’re gonna do it anyway Even
Jeffrey McClurken

Creative Commons Poster

I found the assignment to create a CC poster more difficult than I imagined, especially after struggling a bit with the Postcard assignment. The assignment here
Mohamed T. Moaz

Creative Commons: Irrigation System of Knowledge

cc licensed ( BY NC SA ) flickr photo by englishspartan : www.flickr.com/photos/31151097@N06/4173243665/   This is the Creative Commons poster I created. When I think of CC,
Ciara R Norquist

CC Rally Poster!

As soon as I saw the image of the kids pop up as the image for the assignment I thought, I am going to use
Chad

Mission: ds106 – support Creative Commons with a poster

I went all over the place on this one. I wanted to do something with cloning, clones’ rights, and the future, so first I thought
Kevin Murphy

Poster Advice

It was difficult to decide on a picture to use, I searched through the creative commons on Flickr for a while before I decided on this one.
Jen Orr

ds106 Design Assignments

My goal with participating in ds106 (in whatever way that played out) was to learn something. I’ve only scratched the surface but I’ve learned quite
Kavon Johnson

Flock Together & Share

  “Sharing is Caring,” words my mother instilled in me a long time ago. I found this picture on the Creative Commons website and it looked
cogdog

ds106ing Creative Commons Posters

Martha and I are adding a new element to the ds106 syllabus area on design, we want students to get practice understanding creative commons by

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