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Librarians, lecturers, researchers and students are welcome to join this webinar on understanding and applying Creative Commons (CC) licences in the contexts of teaching and learning. The webinar is co-hosted by EIFL and our partner consortium in Ghana, the Consortium of Academic and Research Libraries in Ghana (CARLIGH). Iryna Kuchma, Manager of the EIFL Open Access Programme, will present at the webinar.
- Date and time: 11 November, 10am GMT
- To register: Click here to register.
CC licences work to a ‘Some rights reserved’ rule, instead of an ‘All rights reserved’ rule. CC offers a diverse set of license conditions that allow authors to define rules for sharing their creations with others, and at the same time, users gain more rights for use of works. It is important for librarians, lecturers, researchers and students to understand how to use CC licences in the contexts of teaching and learning.
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