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# MIT OpenCourseWare Notes
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MIT OpenCourseWare material is a good fit for Didactopus demos, but it needs explicit attribution and license handling.
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## Current handling in this repository
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The MIT OCW Information and Entropy demo stores:
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- a local derived source file in `examples/ocw-information-entropy/`
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- attribution and rights notes in the generated pack
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- generated learner outputs in `examples/ocw-information-entropy-run/`
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- a repo-local skill bundle in `skills/ocw-information-entropy-agent/`
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## License handling stance
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MIT OpenCourseWare course content is generally distributed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0, with the important caveat that linked or third-party materials may not always be covered.
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That means Didactopus should:
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- preserve MIT OCW attribution
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- keep a rights note in generated artifacts
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- treat redistributable derived packs as reviewable outputs rather than unquestioned mirrors
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- preserve noncommercial and share-alike implications when applicable
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## Practical guidance
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When building from MIT OCW sources:
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- record the course page and any unit/resource pages used
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- separate core MIT OCW material from excluded third-party items if they appear
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- keep generated pack content clearly marked as adapted/derived
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- include attribution artifacts with the emitted pack
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