Hey
everyone,
Week 10
activities are done. This week I got to explore Copyrights and Creative
Commons. To be a responsible digital
citizen I feel that knowing the laws for the online world are important. I used to think that when things were
copyrighted as long as I cited the source of where I got my information,
pictures from I would be fine. However, I have come to learn that there is a
vast difference between what I was doing and the variety of laws that
exist. I had no clue what creative
commons were before this week started. I
have now come to realize that creative commons and copyrights are two very
different things. Creative commons allow
the user to take an image, or music and modify it for their own purposes while
still giving credit to the person who created it.
Online
presentation Tools
After
learning about creative commons and copyrights I got to play around with a
variety of online tools where presentations could be made. I have used Prezi in the past for a group presentation,
so I decided to explore a different one this time around. I explored Animoto, this tool is super
interesting in the fact that it has a database of creative common material that
can be used in the presentation. A
variety of images, music, and text slides will appear in the set sequence that
is decided by the user. The one thing
that I found could not be changed was the length of time that was spent on each
image, because certain parts I would have liked to have a longer pause on so
the viewer could read what was being presented.
Have a
great night!
Aarti
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