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This license allows for remixing, adapting, or building upon another's work. This can also be used for commercial purposes. The creator of the original work must be attributed and the new work must be under the same license.
This license allow you to reuse the work, even for commercial purposes. It cannot be shared with others if adapted and attribution must be given to the creator.
This license allows for remixing, adapting, or building upon another's work for a noncommercial use. Attribution must be given to the original creator and be for noncommercial use, but derivative works can be licensed under different terms.
This license allows for remixing, adapting, or building upon another's work for a noncommercial use. The new work must give attribution to the original creator and be licensed under the same terms.
This is the most restrictive of the Creative Commons' licenses. These can be used and shared as long as the creator is attributed, they cannot be changed in any way and not used for commercial purposes.
Materials can be retained for personal use and storage. You have the right to make, own, and control copies of the content.
The materials can be used in their original format. You can use them in class, on a website, or in a video.
Materials can be altered and modified to suite your needs. You have the right to adapt, modify, add to, or alter the content.
Materials and content can be mixed with other similar OER materials or content to create a new resource.
The materials can be shared with anyone in its original or an altered form. You have the right to make copies for class.
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