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  1. ShareAlike (SA) element
  2. CC licenses with requirement of, 53
  3. icon for, 43
  4. licensor requirement for, 42
  5. ShareAlike (SA) licenses
  6. for adaptations of CC-licensed work, 81, 83
  7. license compatibility, 85
  8. A Shared Culture (video), 4
  9. sharing
  10. of adaptations of CC-licensed work, 80, 83
  11. CC licenses reflect belief in, 8
  12. CC’s power of, viii
  13. Creative Commons, creation of, 2, 4
  14. of OER, 119–122, 124
  15. of OER, rewarding, 125
  16. of OERs, 105, 106
  17. “Sharing OER” (Open Washington network), 121
  18. Shen, Rachael, 128
  19. similar and related rights, 20–21, 47
  20. Similar Rights, 21, 47
  21. Simply Said: Understanding Accessibility in Digital Learning Materials (video), 120
  22. smartphones, 101
  23. software, 48
  24. “some rights reserved” approach, 13, 40
  25. Sonny Bono Copyright Term Extension Act (CTEA), 3
  26. SPARC
  27. on academic publishing system, 94–95
  28. “HowOpenIsIt? A Guide for Evaluating the Openness of Journals,” 126
  29. OER Mythbusting Guide, 114–115
  30. Statute of Anne, 17
  31. “Stop Saying ‘High Quality’” (Wiley), 115
  32. Suber, Peter
  33. “Field Guide to Misunderstandings about Open Access,” 101
  34. on Open Access literature, 95
  35. “Open Access Overview: Focusing on Open Access to Peer-Reviewed Research Articles and Their Preprints,” 127
  36. on open access policies, 99
  37. “Removing the Barriers to Research: An Introduction to Open Access for Librarians,” 127
  38. “A Very Brief Introduction to Open Access,” 126
  39. T
  40. TASL approach
  41. for attribution, 78
  42. example of marking image with, 68
  43. for marking your work, 67
  44. Tay, Aaron, 127
  45. Taylor, Mike, 101
  46. teachers
  47. copyright rights of, 15–16
  48. OERs and, 104–110
  49. See also educators; faculty
  50. technical format, 72
  51. technology, copyright law and, 14
  52. Tennant, Jon, 98
  53. termination of copyright transfers and licenses
  54. knowledge of, 21–22
  55. mechanisms for, 35
  56. Termination of Transfer tool, 98
  57. terminology, of CC licenses, 42–44
  58. 3D printing, 47
  59. “three-step” test, 33
  60. time
  61. See copyright term
  62. timeline, of OER, 109–110
  63. trade agreements, 24–25
  64. trademark
  65. protection as independent of copyright protection, 30
  66. purpose of, 22
  67. trademark law, 22
  68. “The Tragedy of the Commons” (Boundless & Lumen Learning), 11
  69. translations, 57
  70. treaties, 24–25
  71. U
  72. “Understanding Open Access: When, Why, and How to Make Your Work Openly Accessible” (Rubow, Shen, & Schofield), 128
  73. UNESCO Ljubljana OER Action Plan, 107
  74. UNESCO Paris OER Declaration, 107
  75. UnGlue.it, 116
  76. universities
  77. OER in, 108–109
  78. open access policies of, 99–100
  79. open access, promotion of, 101
  80. opening up your institution, 122–126
  81. University of California Open Access Policy, 99