May I use StudyCrafter materials, images, sounds, or projects for other purposes?
Yes. All materials made available on the StudyCrafter website are available under the CC-BY-SA 2.0 License.
Can I sell my StudyCrafter projects?
Yes. Your project is your creation. Keep in mind that once you publish your project, everyone is free to remix and use it as per the terms of the CC-BY-SA 2.0 License. So if you intend to sell your project, you may want to use the offline editor.
Can I upload videos of using StudyCrafter?
Yes. You have permission for this provided that you state that the platform is developed and maintained by Northeastern Game studio at Northeastern University. If you are making tutorials on how to use StudyCrafter, feel free to send an email to info@studycrafter.com and we may include it on our Wiki.
Can I use StudyCrafter for grant proposals?
Yes. You are free to propose using this platform for your work provided that you attribute the platform accordingly. The team is also open for research collaborations. See our Research page.
Can I include StudyCrafter material in publications, brochures, and news articles?
Yes. You can write whatever you want in whatever format about StudyCrafter. You may create your own screenshots / images of StudyCrafter, and should consider them to be licensed under the CC-BY-SA 2.0 License. We also have material ready to use at our Press page.
Can I present StudyCrafter at a conference?
Yes. You have permission for this provided that you clearly state that the platform is developed and maintained by Northeastern Game studio at Northeastern University. See our Press page.
Can I access data from projects?
Only if you have contributed to a project and only if a project is public. If you feel your contribution is biased, please note this after completing the project.
Who owns StudyCrafter data?
You also own what you gather. However, here too keep in mind that all online projects (private, unlisted, or public) are licensed under the CC-BY-SA 2.0 License. Keep also in mind that per our open sharing and data policy completed projects need to make their data public.
Who owns StudyCrafter projects?
The creators are the owners, so you own what you made. Keep in mind that all online projects (private, unlisted, or public) are licensed under the CC-BY-SA 2.0 License and that everyone is able to remix public projects. Keep also in mind that per our open sharing and data policy completed projects Read more…