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Be familiar with the IB policies

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When in doubt, check with the IB

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Stay in touch with IB resources - they are being updated all the time

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Student answers e.g. IB DP if on IB website or teacher adjusted answer scripts for use in a workshop as samples for marking.

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-Use past paper published under TSM

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Use materials you have ethically prepared yourself

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When using Creative Commons material even when it is open source for public use, get it approved from IB

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One year after Creative Commons (CC) hosted an exploratory Open Culture Roundtable, in Lisbon, Portugal, which initiated the Towards a Recommendation on Open Culture (TAROC) global initiative, nearly 50 stakeholders from all continents gathered again for a strategic workshop, in Lisbon in May 2024. In this blog post, we share a snapshot of key highlights.

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Use only IB material
Acknowledge all sources
Make principled decisions based on integrity
Keep up to date with changes in copyright - and IB guidance
Authentic voice rather than replication

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Cite your sources!

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Consider cultural sensitivities

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-connect to specific person using email from guides
-Stick to the IB published resources

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Create your own visuals, handouts, diagrams, if you need them to support materials (so long as the slides are not provided to participants, either digitally or physically)

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Create your own visuals, handouts, diagrams, if you need them to support materials (so long as the slides are not provided to participants, either digitally or physically)

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Participants should understand the copyrights issues

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Participants should understand the copyrights issues

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Contact IB if not sure about can use the resources or not.

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Contact IB if not sure about can use the resources or not.

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Always cite the resources used

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- Plan ahead - if you have to use it write to the IB well ahead in time
-Share the resource list if you want some videos are essentials for your workshop but always cite.

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3. Use materials fairly - follow the rules for eg, amount. 

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3. Use materials fairly - follow the rules for eg, amount. 

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If you have to ask if you can use it, you probably can't

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5. consider the culture you may be representing or  biases you may be reflecting

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5. consider the culture you may be representing or  biases you may be reflecting

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IB documents - be careful about what you share. In the context of the workshop matters. 

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IB documents - be careful about what you share. In the context of the workshop matters. 

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Creative Commons does not mean it is free from copyright - citations and checking with IB is recommended

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Creative Commons does not mean it is free from copyright - citations and checking with IB is recommended

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Paraphrase the ideas instead of directly quote from the book/page, can use Turnitin or paperpass to check the percentage. 

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Paraphrase the ideas instead of directly quote from the book/page, can use Turnitin or paperpass to check the percentage. 

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Use only IB approved materials

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-Collaborating with IB for new updates

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Ask permission for using video/article/pic

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Ask permission for using video/article/pic

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Outside information should be avoided; only IB sources should be used.

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Outside information should be avoided; only IB sources should be used.

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Use clear citation for resources, including quote

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Use clear citation for resources, including quote

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if printing material is less than 10%(?) we can use it

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if printing material is less than 10%(?) we can use it

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Use only IB Publications

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Cite your sources!

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Understanding the rules of copyright

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obtain proper permissions when using copyrighted materials

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obtain proper permissions when using copyrighted materials

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When considering using own student work and get permission from school and consent from the student's parents

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Always cite, use appropriate citation style /Referencing system

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If you're not sure - please check - please ask

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If you're not sure - please check - please ask

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Use IB planners and their resources only

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Use IB planners and their resources only

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Stick to the planner

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Create original content or modify existing IB approved content. Consider permissions when using school created content or material from school website as intellectual property

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- Ask IB professional service unless 100% sure
- Always use the IB workshop planner for integrity
- Refer back to the workshop guide - some relevant resources are there already
- Stick to the resources IB provides.

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Acknowledge any work or picture taken either from an external source or for a picture taken by you OR use a free site

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All sources have to be cited correctly in a consistent format
Open access and CC-BY can be modified
Always use of IB material
Never Youtube videos or Ted talks
Authentic voice rather than just replicating
Take and acknowledge responsibility
Acknowledge all sources
Cannot modify the branded slide - but can add a slide without the IB logo

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If you are unsure - Always ask from IB

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(includes image, picture creative commons)

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(includes image, picture creative commons)

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Avoid Youtube videos and TED talks

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Use creative common licensed or copyright free images

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If we create our videos with information do we still need permission from You tube? (The videos are not in public domain)
If I publish a video on youtube does the copyright belong to me or to youtube?
Can we use videos from IB website?
Can we use zoom informational videos - is it permitted to use?
Can I use a video of learner profile made in school, if school and parents consent is available?