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Examples of Ideal Attribution

Why

 Image
Elephant@Amboseli by Xiaojun Deng is licensed under CC BY.
 Course content
Module 4: Protein Structure ©2013 OpenLearning Initiative is  licensed under CC BY-NC-SA.
 Course content
This work, “Elephant in yellow”, is a derivative of Elephant@Amboseli by Xiaojun Deng, used under CC BY. “elephant in yellow” is licensed under CC BY by Boyoung Chae.
  • Title, Original Author, Source, and License are all noted.
  • Made it clear that it is a derivative work.
  • New author of the derivative work is also noted.
 Offline document
“Elephant@Amboseli” by Xiaojun Deng is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 2.0 Generic License <http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/>.
  • Title, Original Author, Source, and License are all noted.
  • The licensed type and the URL are spelled out in full.

Examples of Incorrect attribution

Why

 Image
Elephant Photo: Creative Commons Licensed.
  • Author is not noted. Creative Commons is not the author of this photo.
  • There is no link to original photo.
  • There is no mention of the license, much less a link to the license. “Creative Commons” is an organization.
 Derivative work
This work, “Green Banana”, is a derivative of “Banana!” by Graham Reznick used under CC BY NC-ND. “Green Banana” is licensed under CC BY by Boyoung Chae.
  • There is no link to original photo.
  • The original photo was released under CC BY-NC-ND, which means that the user is not permitted to distribute the modified material.
Last updated: 02 03 2016