Hi there everyone, These resources to help students license their work openly are quite good, so I thought of sharing just in case you are doing a presentation to students in the near future: [ https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B-J6TXqfqqmuQkxTdlFuUEwzOU0 | https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B-J6TXqfqqmuQkxTdlFuUEwzOU0 ] The slides about citation and attribution are also excellent and can be used with both students and faculty. [ https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1RJw5B9d_CYTU18iay73Ho81tQ_J9fVJKpAn… | Citation vs. Attribution ] [ https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1wdQo68n7JhpjIEGvJ8oMAATDeg_vw0Gysj9… | 3 Steps to Openly Licensing Your Work ] Cheers, Rosario Passos Advisor, Open Education BC campus | connect.collaborate.innovate. [ callto:236-888-8599 | 236-888-8599 ] | [ mailto:rosario.passos@bccampus.ca | rosario.passos(a)bccampus.ca ] 200-555 Seymour Street | Vancouver BC V6B 3H6 [ http://www.bccampus.ca/ | bccampus.ca ] | @BCcampus | #BCcampus Twitter: @PW_Passos | Skype: Portuguese_woman Open textbooks: open to change, free to use Over 200 B.C. Faculty are learning how to customize textbooks that also save their students money. Search the [ https://open.bccampus.ca/find-open-textbooks/ | BC Open Textbook Collection ] for a peer-reviewed book in your discipline. See the Resources and Contact dropdown links on [ x-msg://64/open.bccampus.ca | open.bccampus.ca ] for the help you need.