creative commons copyright on thesis

[mark schlemmer]

Quick question to those of you who are finishing your Masters degrees, or have done so in recent years:

Did you copyright your thesis with a Creative Commons license and, if so, which did you use (by-sa, by-nc-sa, etc.)?

Thanks!

Mark Schlemmer
(Soon-to-be) MA in Museum Professions
Seton Hall University

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I didn't put a creative commons on the document itself, but I posted
it online with a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No
Derivative Works 3.0 License on the page indicating that it applied to
all files available on that page.

- Lynn Bethke
Collections Manager
Anthropology Department
Central Washington University

[Annie]

Hi Mark,
I just completed my thesis at NYU in educational technology, and
there was already a copyright on all my thesis work through the
university. I thought that meant that it was owned by NYU, but it is
actually in the student's own name and protected through NYU's
copyright laws. You should check if your university has something
similar.
Annie

On May 7, 11:44 am, mark schlemmer <mbschlem...@yahoo.com> wrote: