How should the assets from the character bank and content library be referenced when creating a digital public good? ?

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My question is a specific one. Our team has developed several courses using Rise and Storyline used and licensed as open educational resources under a CC-BY-SA 4.0 (Creative Commons).
We would also like to make the same courses available as digital public goods.
This means that we have to be clear on the content. Some of these courses include characters from the built-in Articulate library as well as photos from the same.
What I am not sure of is how should these assets be treated? Should they be altogether removed or referenced in a particular way?

gingerswart · Answer

Hi CV, For detailed guidance on licensing, we recommend consulting with a legal professional who specializes in creative commons and digital public goods licensing. You can review the specific provisions in our Terms of Service for more information.

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How should the assets from the character bank and content library be referenced when creating a digital public good? ?

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