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Reusing this book
This book has been released under a CC-BY-NC 4.0 license. That means that (with the exception of most videos, please see the note below):
- You can share all of it, or parts of it, with others for non-commercial purposes. This includes within your classroom.
- You can modify any part of it for any non-commercial purpose.
- You can reproduce parts or all of the work in other places for non-commercial purposes.
- You must provide attribution as a condition of this licence. See below for suggested attribution.
- The book must not be used for commercial purpose. If you do want to use it commercially, contact our copyright office for advice copyright@deakin.edu.au
Video reuse
Many of the videos in this book do not share the CC-BY-NC 4.0 license. This is due to licensing arrangements with Getty images, whose images we have used in the development of many of the videos. This means you are legally prohibited from downloading and/or modifying them. You can still link to and embed these videos online, or show them in a classroom. We have made the script and soundtrack of the videos available under Creative Commons, so that if you have the know-how, you can re-use those components of the videos under the terms of the licence.
However some of the videos (not containing Getty images) are licensed under Creative Commons. These videos can be reused and modified.
We’ve listed the credits and license information of each video individually. You can see these if you access the videos in Youtube.
How to attribute this book
If you wish to reuse the book or parts of it online, we suggest that you attribute the book as follows
For a more formal reference (eg, if you wanted to put the book in a reference list), we suggest the following attribution (we have followed APA 7).
Image attributions
Banner attribution
All banners illustrated by Erin Cheffers, CC-BY-NC 4.0
Inline images attributions
The images and text produced by Deakin staff (Erin Cheffers, Simon James, Lea Piskiewicz and Matthew Griffith) are available under CC-BY-NC 4.0. We have also utilised Freepik images from Flaticon which are available “free, for personal and commercial use with attribution.” You can access their licence summary by selecting “more info” under the licence information for each icon on their site or you can read the legal terms.
Front matter
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The Hero’s Journey
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Fundamental concepts in mathematical reasoning
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Algorithms
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Interpreting visual information
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Traut, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons |
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Sequences and progressions
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Measurement
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Geometry
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Graphs and networks
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Probability
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Simulation
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Veterinary icons created by Freepik – Flaticon |
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