Open content licensing for educators/Session 5

What license should I use for open educational resources I create? Learning pathway: The right license
During Session 5 we will consider recommendations on the choice of license for OER from the perspective of the OER Foundation, a "pro-freedom" educational charity. We will consider the Creative Commons licenses which meet the requirements of the free cultural works definition derived from the "essential freedoms" and why these are important for education. We conclude with technical issues which educators should consider in parallel with the choice of license.
Resources to work through No. Resource link 1 Video signpost - Frances Ferreira 2 Introduction: Simple is best 3 The essential freedoms 4 The Free Cultural Works definition 5 FCW approved licenses 6 Technology issues	Learning activities Activity type Description Time Link Microblog After watching the video signpost from Frances Ferreira share your thoughts. 3 mins Microblog activity Microblog Post recommendations and reasons for your preferred license 3 mins Introduction Microblog Personal reflection on relationship between essential freedoms and license choice. 3 mins The essential freedoms Video reflection Meet Chris Betcher, an Australian educator and #OCL4Ed participant who removed the Non-commercial restriction from his blog. 10 mins FCW Approved licenses Discussion forum Debate on whether OER should favour commercial use. 10 mins Debate prep Google+ forum Microblog Reflections on realising the vision of free learning for all students worldwide using OER. 5 mins Technology issues Quiz Mini quiz on open and free file formats. 2 mins Technology issues Learning reflection Publish a learning reflection on Session 5. 1 hour 3rd Learning reflection Course evaluation Please complete the short course evaluation survey to help us improve future OCL4Ed workshops. 6 mins Evaluation survey