Lesson 3: Digital content, Information evaluation and licensing ( First Exercise)

 In today's class we have learned that there are 4 types of software license:

- Traditional license (Copyright): you pay for the privilege of using software.

- Free software: you have the freedom to modify the source code of this software and you can redistribute it.

- Freeware: this software is distributed free, but have copyright and you can't change the source code.

- Shareware: initially distributed free of charge, but may taler require a payment to unlock (trial) or keep functionality.

We have learned that the Creative Commons is an organization that gives permission for public  publications to be copied and used by other people.

Within the creative commons there are four different types:

• Attribution (BY): allows copying, reproduction, distribution, modification and commercial use of the work as long as the original author is recognized.
• Share equal (SA): allows modifications on the work but under the same or similar license.
• Non- commercial (NC): requires that the work is not used for commercial purposes.
• Non-derivate (ND): does not allow modification of age work in any way (includes SA).

The combination of these modules gives rise to six Creative Commons licenses:

1. Recognition (CCBY)
2. Recognition- Without Derivate Work (CC BY-ND)
3. Recognition- No commercial (CC BY-NC)
4. Recognition- Share equally (CC BY-SA)
5. Recognition- No commercial- Share equally ( CC BY-NC-SA)
6. Recognition- Without Derivate Work- No commercial (CC BY-ND-NC)

FIRST EXERCISE

IMAGE

 Planets2013.sv

In the previous picture we can see how it is a license that allows us to share and to remix. This license corresponds to the organization created common (CC BY-SA).

    PDF

 https://dlscrib.com/grammar-matters_58c9fa2bee34352a7768812b_docx.html

The MIT License is a permissive free software license originating at the Massachusetts Institute Of Technology ( MIT) in the late 1980s. As a permissive license, it puts only very limited restriction on reuse and has, therefore, high license compatibility.

BLOG

http://blog.bendiedrich.com

As we can see in the image this license is reg same as the image treated in the first point of the

exercise, since both have CC BY-SA icons. Therefore, this also correspondes to the creative common

organization.

This information is useful because it deals with the topic that we will focus on for the final work. However, we have made sure that there is no plagiarism when using the information provided by these pages.