Sentences with phrase «book creative license»

If you're really into it and want to super-charge your creativity, then get the book Creative License and do what it teaches.

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Dennis Cowhey, author of the book What Does It Mean — The Personal Stories Behind Vanity License Plates, says business people have used all sorts of creative combinations of numerals and letters to let the world know what they do.

But giving away books is the Creative Commons License used by Wikipedia, which basically is the open source model.

Recent IRRI scientific books on this site follow either a Creative Commons Attribution - NonCommercial - ShareAlike 3.0 Unported or a Creative Commons Attribution - NonCommercial - NoDerivs 3.0 Unported license (i.e. Annual Reports).

From taking creative license with the spelling of their girl's name, to piecing together a name from both mom and dad's names, to just opening up a baby book and blindly choosing, parents have their work cut out for them when it comes time to give their new bundle a name that does her justice.

Services include creative direction, art direction, brand strategy, graphic design, film and stills production, digital and social media, product development, books, exhibitions, licensing, partnerships, in - store visual merchandising, and campaign asset strategy.

The title suggests this adapts Lewis Carroll's 1871 follow - up to his original Alice book, but then that was reinterpreted by Burton and company, so anything goes at this point and returning screenwriter Linda Woolverton (Maleficent) again takes copious amounts of creative license.

by Walter Chaw David Yates's The Legend of Tarzan is at once a long - overdue, if massively - fictionalized, biopic of George Washington Williams's time in the Congo observing colonial Belgium's abuses of the rubber, ivory, and diamond trades; and it's an adaptation, nay, updating of Edgar Rice Burroughs's first five Tarzan books, with heavy creative license taken but the spirit kept largely intact.

The book's focus on teacher autonomy and creative license is a stiff rebuke to the troubling overemphasis on standardized testing and rote memorization in schools, a perspective that may frustrate some readers — while inspiring many others.

The book was written using a creative commons license, which allows the educators to «build on it, remix it» and create their own derivatives to infuse into their practice, Reimers says.

We published the book using a Creative Commons license, which enables the most extensive forms of use by others, including building on and repurposing our curriculum, as we hope that this book will invite collaboration among many teachers and other educators, as well as students, who, together, build new curricula and other instructional resources, using the ideas we offer in this book as they see fit.

The National Endowment for the Humanities and the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation will jointly provide $ 1 million to convert out - of - print books into EPUB e-books with a Creative Commons (CC) license, ensuring that the books are freely downloadable with searchable texts and in formats that are compatible with any e-reading device.

Worldreader takes advantage of Creative Commons licenses to make available classic children's books like Nancy Drew and Black Beauty.

I was content to do, since my iBooks sales were more or less nonexistent — but it's really unclear how this works with my having previously released all these books under a Creative Commons license.

Now it's easy to add a Creative Commons «copyleft» license to your book in Pressbooks.

of free and Creative Commons - licensed books that can be downloaded directly to your Kindle, usually in less than a minute or so.

Site members can then pledge towards making the book available as Creative Commons licensed ebooks.

Parents want books that they can trust, so they usually fall back upon the same few characters and licenses that they see in other media, not knowing or having the time to figure out which are the truly special and thoughtful books with a passionate creative vision.

From the post: For readers new to this blog, «ungluing ebooks» is what I'm calling the process of raising money to make creative - commons licensed ebook editions of the books that you love, so that everyone, everywhere can read them.

This website will e-mail you books that are public domain or available under Creative Commons licenses — for free!

At Unglue.it, you can reward creators that have set their books free, via Creative Commons licenses.

A participating rights holder, with advice from unglue.it, decides on fair compensation for release of a free, Creative Commons - licensed edition of an already published book.

What makes it remarkably outstanding is an option to download eBooks quickly under creative commons license and also a build - in library to create a short collection of your favorite books.

Rights - holders should be able to dedicate their books to the public domain and / or have the option to license the books via a Creative Commons («CC») license or similar flexible licensing model.

Can authors and publishers easily dedicate their books to the public domain, or use Creative Commons or other flexible licensing schemes?

All content in the book is licensed under a Creative Commons license of some kind; the whole bundle should be considered Creative Commons Attribution - Noncommercial - Share Alike 3.0.

And before the usual shouts of «hypocrite» start up again, it is worth noting that while printed copies of the book are available for sale, both Boyle and his publishers &, dash; Permanent Publications — have chosen to release the book free online, under a Creative Commons license because, Boyle says, his words are simply «an accumulation of all that has come before them — the people I have met, the books I have read, the songs I grew up with, the rivers I've swam in, the girls I've kissed, the movies I've watched, the traditions I've learned, the philosophers I've studied, the mistakes I've made, the violence I've seen, the love I've witnessed.»

If an image with a Creative Commons Attribution - ShareAlike 2.0 Generic license (CC BY - SA 2.0) is used in a Collective Work such as an article, online slideshow, or book.

Professor Larry Lessig's recent book, Remix: Making Art and Commerce Thrive in the Hybrid Economy, has been released under a Creative Commons license and is available as a free download from Bloomsbury Academic.

The book is licensed under a Creative Commons Share - alike license so that faculty members who teach legal technology can repurpose and add to it however they like.

Published in 2008, the book is available under a Creative Commons license in a wide variety of formats, including (yikes!)

Larry Lessig's book «The Future of Ideas» is now free to download under Creative Commons attribution - non-commercial license.

Published under a Creative Commons BY - NC - ND license, the Guide explains how contractual relationships in the book publishing industry are structured, explores how copyright protection arises and can be registered and how copyright can be infringed, with reference to relevant fair dealing concepts.

Another strength of this book is that it focuses on areas that have been given short shrift in previous works on Canadian copyright: users» rights (an area of increasing importance, since most public discourse about copyright focuses on what we can't do rather than what we can); aboriginal approaches to intellectual property rights (which emphasize the protection of the honour of clans, cultures, and nations over the rights of individual creators); digital rights management (and its spectacular failure to actually protect content); and public licensing systems (such as the Creative Commons licenses).

The deal is this: a course instructor selects online the text that he or she wishes to use for a course; because it's in digital form, the instructor can, and is free to because of a Creative Commons license, modify the text in any way desirable; once firmed up, the text is made available online to students, who may use it online for free but who will pay in order to be able to download the book for printing or for use offline; the cost to the student is perhaps 20 % of what a traditionally published text would sell for; authors obtain royalties.

Today, after a lengthy period of collaboration and gestation the new edition of the book is released, and it's also downloadable under a Creative Commons license.

Photo Credit: from Compfight with Creative Commons licenses Sketch of Forrest Gump courtesy of cmt2008 The book and movie pictures are links to Amazon.