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Great easy to understand explanation and embedded infographic describing CC licensing.

Free account includes 1 GB storage, 15 export minutes per month (to Facebook, YouTube, Vimeo and Twitter), 5 invites per project, and 390 licensed music titles. Supports "any" video format.

Digital Driver's License - Learning how to be a good digital citizen.

The #1 platform for free music. Free music downloads for private use - Royalty free music licenses for commercial purposes. More than 55,000 albums by independent artists.  Thanks Podstock 2012

This is my latest blog post - it is about my draft ICT / Social media policy for secondary (high) schools. You can read and comment on it here. I would really like your feedback. Here is an excerpt! My primary source was Katie Lepi's Crowdsourced School Social Media Policy Now Available (here). Her work is based on over four-hundred crowd sourced edits! I have specifically included her in the Creative Commons license. I was also influenced by Doug Belshaw's Acceptable Use Policy - feedback required! (here).The comments on his posting are very interesting! I was inspired by Max Senge's A hippocratic Oath for Techies & Policymakers (here). Its simplicity is its strength!

Three minute video introducing the concept of and aspirations for Creative Commons licensed content. Good introduction and/or reminder about potential of open educational resources.

Shell Terell website

WeVideo is a cloud-based video creation platform. It's available for use by anyone with access to the Internet, through any browser on any device. Anyone can access WeVideo, from any computer or device at home, work, or on the go to capture, edit, view and share with secure storage of their content in the cloud. Personal - free, Educational license - $$

Sylvia Duckworth's Sketchnote collection

Thanks Glenn, I'm trying to improve my sketchnoting. These are inspirational!

Here are lots of graphic images created by Toronto teacher to share - a large collection worth a look. Since these are creative commons licensed, you can use them in your teaching/lecture notes with attribution or links back to Sylvia's Flickr site.

Excellent overview of creative commons licensing and how it can be used in the classroom.

Various interfaces for searching and browsing Flickr content. No way to delimit for Creative Commons licensing.

Another great Flickr search toy for Creative Commons licensed images.

Creative Commons licenses provide a flexible range of protections and freedoms for authors, artists, and educators.

Easy to use search engine for images. Images are pulled from a variety of sources and have liberal licenses such as Creative Commons or are in the public domain. There is a subscription fee

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Search engine for CC licensed video, audio, photos.

University of Central Florida offers a MOOC for developing your courses in a blended format. CC licensed content.