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EPISODE · Oct 20, 2014 · 44 MIN

Using Creative Commons to Make Stuff

from Plugs, Play, Pedagogy · host Kyle Stedman

I went searching online for teaching-related content that you would want to hear--and I fell into a rabbit hole of ideas about copyright, the public domain, and Creative Commons. On this episode, you'll hear a brief introduction to copyright in the U.S.; a narrative of me dealing with complicated interfaces and Creative Commons licenses on Soundcloud, Archive.org, Jamendo, Freesound, and YouTube; and a few resources to help you discuss this tricky stuff in your composition classes.

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I went searching online for teaching-related content that you would want to hear--and I fell into a rabbit hole of ideas about copyright, the public domain, and Creative Commons. On this episode, you'll hear a brief introduction to copyright in the U.S.; a narrative of me dealing with complicated interfaces and Creative Commons licenses on Soundcloud, Archive.org, Jamendo, Freesound, and YouTube; and a few resources to help you discuss this tricky stuff in your composition classes.

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