
This Open Educational Resource (OER) explains how images available online can be reused in educational materials by distinguishing between collection and adaptation. Using visual materials related to Niklas Luhmann’s systems theory, the resource illustrates how different Creative Commons licenses enable or restrict the reuse, translation, and modification of images in Open Educational Resources. It also includes examples of cases where adaptation is not recommended due to unclear licensing conditions. The resource is designed as a short slide-based guide for educators and students interested in Open Education, copyright literacy, and responsible reuse of digital materials. This Zenodo record includes two language versions of the same resource: English Spanish The material is released under a Creative Commons CC BY-SA 4.0 license to encourage reuse, adaptation, and redistribution in educational contexts.
Open Educational Resources, Image reuse in education, Copyright literacy, Systems theory, Creative Commons, Niklas Luhmann
Open Educational Resources, Image reuse in education, Copyright literacy, Systems theory, Creative Commons, Niklas Luhmann
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