This document discusses how educators can use Creative Commons and open education to enhance learning experiences for themselves and their students. It explores how Creative Commons licenses allow content to be shared while still protecting author rights. Open education resources are presented as a way for educators to access college-level course materials and participate in webinars to expand their knowledge. Students may also benefit from open content that educators can incorporate into their classroom lessons.

1. Sharing on the Web
Liz Becker
KWHS IF
Embedded Technology, Fall ’09

2. Essential Question
How can educators use Creative
Commons and Open Education
to enhance both their own
learning experiences and those
of their students?

4. Building on the Past
http://creativecommons.org/videos/building-on-the-past

5. Building on the Past
http://creativecommons.org/videos/building-on-the-past

6. All
Rights
Reserved

7. Some
Rights
Reserved

8. Advanced Searching

9. Sandbox Time: Search

10. How can
be used in the
classroom?

11. What is Open
Education?

12. College Courses

14. Webinars

16. Essential Question
How can educators use Creative
Commons and Open Education
to enhance both their own
learning experiences and those
of their students?

17. Sandbox Time: Explore