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This was a very useful site explaining what exactly creative commons is. It was my favorite site of all that I found. It explains; what is creative commons, how it works, who uses it, how it is funded, and where to find out more info about it. This site helped me learn more about creative commons, it showed me more then I knew and did so in a simple/clear way. Over all a very helpful and useful site.

Third party content on the White House blog is licensed under a Creative Commons license - interessting.

This is the actual creative commons website, and their tutorial of what the license is and the importance of it. It talks about the "layers" of the licenses. The website says that the license will help give everyone from individual creators to large companies and institutions an easy way to give copyright permissions to their creative work. I would recommend checking this website out if you are interested in getting a license.

This is about creative commons and how to credit the authors.

Another really cool idea! I might actually join this network. The description on the site says it all: "By joining the Creative Commons Network, you will be joining a worldwide community dedicated to building the Commons - the pool of content, of knowledge, that is freely and legally accessible to everyone - a vital public resource in this digital age."

Licenses--Creative Commons. Important for knowing exactly how you can use other's work.

This website will allow you to search and see if something is already CC licensed.

The creative commons website is a great resource for learning about copyright and fair use. It is a place to use works legally and share your ides. You can search for pictures on websites like flickr and it will tell you which pictures can be used with "some rights reserved" or if you can't use it at all "all rights reserved" This site can be helpful and save you from making any plagiarism mistakes.

This website has a couple really cool videos that details how Creative Commons started and some more on some of the features they implement. Definitely worth checking out.

I felt this was a nice breakdown on creative commons, making it easier to understand.