Creative Commons licences & tools, rights statements

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Question 1. Who can apply a Creative Commons Licence to a work? *

Note that the reference is not to the digital reproduction but to the underlying work.

10 points

The cultural heritage institution that has the work in its collections

The Europeana Foundation, upon reception of the data and after assessing that certain reuse should be authorised

The copyright owner

Question 2. Which of the following rights statements can be applied by someone who is NOT the rightsholder? *

10 points

The Creative Commons Public Domain Mark, CC0 and all of the No Copyright Rights Statements from the Rights Statements Consortium

The Creative Commons Public Domain Mark, CC BY, CC BY-SA and CC BY-ND and and all of the Rights Statements from the Rights Statements Consortium

The Creative Commons Public Domain Mark and all of the Rights Statements from the Rights Statements Consortium

Question 3. Your institution holds the rights to a set of in-copyright works that sit in your collections. The dataset will be shared with Europeana and you want to ensure that at least educational uses are possible. Which would be the best right statement to use? *

10 points

Either CC0, CC BY, CC BY-SA or Inc-EDU

Any of the Creative Commons Licences or Tools, plus Inc-EDU

Either PDM, CC BY, CC BY-SA, CC BY-NC, CC BY-NC-SA or Inc-EDU

Question 4. Can you use both a rights statement and a CC licence or tool on an object? *

10 points

Yes, for example the In Copyright rights statement to indicate that the work is in copyright, plus CC BY to ensure attribution

Only if they are compatible

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