Lesson Plan
Image Credit: Bradley Voytek, Ph.D. neuroscience, UCSD Asst. Professor Cognitive Science. Feb 27, 2013
Creating a professional identity on the internet is essential for emerging artists because it allows them to share their art work with a global audience.
One challenge that twenty first century artists face when sharing their work online is artistic identity theft. In this lesson we will discuss the basic methods of citing sources online.
These online citation methods can be used by twenty first century artists to prevent digital plagiarism by creating Creative Common Copyright Licenses.
In this lesson we discuss the benefits of using Creative Commons Copyright Licenses to help art students build a pool of content that can be copied, distributed, edited, remixed, and built upon, all within the boundaries of copyright licenses.
One challenge that twenty first century artists face when sharing their work online is artistic identity theft. In this lesson we will discuss the basic methods of citing sources online.
These online citation methods can be used by twenty first century artists to prevent digital plagiarism by creating Creative Common Copyright Licenses.
In this lesson we discuss the benefits of using Creative Commons Copyright Licenses to help art students build a pool of content that can be copied, distributed, edited, remixed, and built upon, all within the boundaries of copyright licenses.
