On most of the 23 Things there is a link saying where she received
the information. The link I decided to
use came for thing 21. After reading
though thing 21 at the bottom it says where the information was first found.
Discovery Exercise:
- Create an account on Animoto.
- Create a 30 second clip or Animoto Short, by uploading
at least ten pictures. Still got the Flickr
account from Learning
2.0? Animoto can link directly to it.
- Choose from one of the songs in Animoto's music library
or upload your own music file to go with your clip.
- Embed your new 30 second clip onto your blog. There is
a special code just for Blogger that you can use.
- Blog about your experience using Animoto.
(originally posted on Explore...Discover...Play:
Learning 2.1 and used here under a Creative Commons
license)
As
you can easily tell the information is citied where this was first found. Anyone reading the 23 things can easily
click on Explore…Discover…Play: Learning 2.1.
They can then see the site where the information was first written. It is also stated that it is used under a
creative commons license.
I
will probably use Creative Commons on big projects that I make up myself. If I make a big group project or any type of
information that other teachers can use, I can put a creative commons on
it. This will allow others to see my
work and receive ideas off of it. This
does not only just help them, but it makes sure that no one copies my work
without giving me the credit. I will
also use creative commons to get ideas from other teachers work as well.
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