Here are the results of the survey on “what would ‘free for educational use’ mean to you?” There were fifteen (15) responses I could interpret. I did not respond. I counted answers like “possibly” as a yes vote, and those like “probably not” as a no vote. If you care to, you can check the data from the comments and trackback section of my blog. Spoiler: we’re back to where we started.
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Submitting to Pitch
Pitch is approximately one week old, and we’ve yet to see entries make it into the review queue. I know many of you have existing articles that are worthy of peer review… Perhaps they were first published on your blog. Perhaps you wrote them out of midnight frustration or (even worse) as an assignment for … Read more
What is “educational use”?
If you were given some curriculum materials and told that the were licensed free for “educational use,” which of the following would you interpret that to mean: a) that you would need to provide some reference or “give credit” to the materials’ creator, and/or b) that any changes you made to the materials needed to … Read more