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...fferent. This kind of event helps artists to stretch their limits and gain access to a wider variety of great music” explained Magnatune founder and CEO, J
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...o bloggers in relation to defamation, privacy, reporter's privilege, media access, election and labor laws and adult materials. Consequently, if the content
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...ummer of Code] as a mentoring organization. Submissions for SoC 2007 will open in March; see the [http://code.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?answer=6032
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...to adapt, the right to distribute a creative work, and public benefit from access to creative work.
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...nness is 35 years. The DMCA/EUCD is being exported around the world making access to information more restrictive and conditional. If the CC team promotes th
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...ly digitally perform the Work with any technological measures that control access or use of the Work in a manner inconsistent with the terms of this License
...if not expand, a platform monopoly enjoyed by a TPM-ed platform that only allows the playing of TPM-ed content (''See'' Greg London, Re:Subject: Version 3.0
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...oods: creative works set free for certain uses. Like the free software and open-source movements, our ends are cooperative and community-minded, but our me
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...lacks evidence to promote the value of its licenses. We want creators of open content to understand how their actions contribute to the broader commons.
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...members have set up a mailing list and have had previous communications at open content related events.
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...llips] and [http://deerfang.org/ Deer Fang]. This company is a sustainable open collaborative structure so that art, media and commercial projects may be a
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...mmons.org/weblog/entry/8112 Creative Commons], allowing the world costless access to their research.
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...l practice. It considers the emergent challenges of Intellectual Property, access and equity, and ethical professional conduct. Approximately 250 students ta
...licence for use in the final assessment. The web page this which students access proposals from is called the KCB101 Innovation Commons.
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...n and publication within the music industry, emphasising the importance of access to key works with which to teach and from which to compose.
...d/ Radio IMERSD] broadcasts the project’s digital art outputs in an open access, multimedia format. These include Griffith University’s public speeches
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:‘We really like the idea of giving people easy access and the right to use the work without seeking our permission as the book ha
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...f Southern Queensland OpenCourseWare (USQ OCW) provides access to free and open educational resources across several disciplines for students and teachers
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...the combination from Personal MBA idea of Josh Kaufman and the initiative Open Courseware of MIT, which are very successful and useful for educators. "The
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...nsortium of Victoria and a founding member of [http://openspectrum.org.au/ Open Spectrum Australia].
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...re living in a remix culture and we support an open media environment that allows creators to lawfully build on the work of earlier creators.’
...s underpinned by [http://revver.com/go/faq/ the belief] that ‘a free and open, democratized media environment is good for everyone. Our goal is to empow
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...working to promote free culture ideals, such as cultural participation and access to information. One of the best ways to get involved with FreeCulture.org i
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...course of its journey, Pratham Books has seen the value in using the more open CC BY and CC BY-SA licenses.
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...ven use your material at all, but seek out resources that are more clearly open. To illustrate, consider the following examples.
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...ions, from Public Access TV aggregate Denver Open Media to civic pixel, an open-source web development group. All the material produced for DOM is released
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'''Creative Commons Salon: Open Services Innovation'''
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Based on this we have had the chance to access the future impact the project and our organization will have on these commu
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...of all Creative Commons in Music Education collaborative work and output. Open source software and APIs will be modified and extended to allow for their u
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...nt. The argument for open access licensing is compelling - (i) Increasing access to health information will help save lives and (ii) public funds are often
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...social network communities than non-CC licensed materials. Because Flickr allows for users to offer and share a variety of important network information we
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...ines. This time and unlike LawPhil raw content, BatasPinoy aims to provide value-added content of legal literature/refernce.
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...ow how and where to promote them, in the future, in order to create a more open and collaborative artistic community. We will also target the online commun
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...ng together people from different disciplines to examine the importance of open content licensing (including CC) and will contribute to the discussion arou
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The authors of the comics will have access to their readers’ ratings, feedback and comments as well as any derivativ
...he Middle East, and a wider more international comics audience that has no access to these new comics. While comics have been available in the region for dec
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...the collaboration with other development partners for their projects, the access to common projects.
...but one of our aim is to find a simple way to broadcast from Windows using open source or cheap software. Then the distribution is made through "channels"
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...s it evolves and changes over time. The online environment provides users access to archival materials about the film (the original treatment and the only k
...s Joint Information Systems Committee. He has served as director of the Open Education Video Project, funded by the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation
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...n be tested later in real life conditions and become a starting point of a open license driven public building processes.
- free access to design ideas and documentations;
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...ive Commons, however, they don't yet exist in any comprehensive, let alone open and collaborative form. Thus, proposed here is to establish a collaborative
...in the field of IP law and scholars of all disciplines concerned with Open Access. A special subset of this group are professors of law who will very likely
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...mendations would aim to clarify state policy in a way that advances public access to government information by affirmatively stating the rules of the road fo
...ro. CC licensing could spur open government innovation and improve digital access to government records, making it easier to cover the capitol from afar.
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...refore, argumentation and strategies towards CC licensing, Open Access and Open Data policies require a culturally different approach. This project propose
...and experiences from negotiations for the adoption of CC licenses and Open Access policies.
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...ties for technological literacy training by developing and implementing an open source series of instructional modules designed for those with intellectual
...ess to our scholarly communication, we will strive to only publish in open access journals and conferences from this point forward.
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...h participants. Choosing the Austin music industry is purely proximity and access. From T3 productions (who manage, host and promote several national bands)
...others to remix and share the findings. EFF-Austin has access to friendly open source developers and videographers who may help with presenting the final
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...ave been helping to bridge the digital divide by not only providing public access computers, but by also providing training regarding how to use technology.
...as long as it stays available). This will be built using the Wordpress CMS open source software, and will house the lessons and multimedia files about the
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...ject will enable everyone to view, download and share this information and access it either by politician or vote, providing a constellation of views within
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...OCW led by universities around the world, the copyleft movement and other open projects in different cities away from Lima, which have been traditionally
...dents from local universities and higher education institutes, organize an open conference in every city and invite all the interested people to participat
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...arly Research in Communication" (by the Center for Social Media) notes the value of community practice since it influences judicial decisions. Issues of IP,
...opment of Sophie, the Mellon-funded multimedia authoring software which is open source and free for scholars to use.
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...d database. This also includes detailed findings on the rules of governing access to voter information, barriers to use and an assessment of capacity and int
...g access to voter information specific to Minnesota, a look at barriers to access and use, an assessment of capacity and interest in using voter files among
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|description=Metalinker.org is an open source project that produces Internet Standards related to downloads as wel
|community relationship=We are intertwined within the open source community we target. We are the best because no one else has solved
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...t with sharing with all people this new vision. Only 4% in Madagascar have access to internet, so it will be difficult even about means and infrastructures,
...net surfers. They will benefit by learning about alternatives to share and access to educational, creative or technological contents. They will also strength
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....friv4.us/ friv]''' games. The software used in the class will be entirely open source and students will be encouraged to use CC-licensed materials, and to
...available freely online -- the cost of a single computer, which can access open resources online, for each student would significantly reduce the cost of c
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...teristics: self sustainable, re-usable, interoperability, updated, of easy access and use, and systematic.
We expect the teachers to reach the skill to use learning contents in open standards like SCORM.
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...ng a distributed system (torrents) to stream fair use video in an avowedly open source, noncommercial context--solves both the political and the resource i
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...the passing of time (for public domain purposes), it is still difficult to access content related to these events.
...of it circulates on the most popular internet channels, thus enjoying some access.
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...e believe that it is important for our editors - who represent a new, more open, more accessible form of scholarship - to engage with the larger academic w
...udies, and television studies, as well as legal scholarship promoting open access and fair use.
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...mination of knowledge, it is important to support them by increasing their access to knowledge and thus facilitate the construction of a more equitative soci
...ost successful case studies of similar projects within the concept of open access.
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...uction, making it possible for artists, film-makers and students to freely access a dome and create content for this medium that is currently in its infancy.
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|description=My project is to build and foster an open brand called “Dream” (“Dos Sonhos” in Portuguese), that will benefi
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* MC allows people to find alternatives in each field of action and the collectives tha
* MC allows clustering:
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...the project and not utilized for the memory archive, will be added to the open photo and video archives that the website will offer as a source of materia
...ltimedia recordings, exhibitions and events. We welcome collaborations; we value conversations over all else. Until now, all the activities we’ve set in m
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As an open movie, Tube will be released under a permissive CC license, along with all
|output=~10 minute 3D animated synthetic open video short, released by dvd and freely by download in formats from High-De
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...ties around that software. OpenHatch is an involvement engine for free and open source software, providing free tools to help FOSS projects recruit volunte
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...details are related on IP law terms and services including free licenses, open education resources and wiki projects' explanations. That will be a useful,
...arget community is the Serbian intellectual community who are not able to access the relevant IP information at the same time on the same place. Providing
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...g from scratch. If existing tools will not suffice, we will write our own open source lightweight collaboration platform. Rather than creating a collabora
...programmer and user resources through release of all code through typical open source distribution channels, and publicizing this code through various dev
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...egal support for Latin-American publishers of academic journals to satisfy open journal standards
...e proposal of condition of submission (by contributors), best practices of open journals, legal guidelines for academic publishers, technical recommendatio
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...ional open science policies to the open release of public data, the use of open e-government services and standards, and the effort to create a cultural an
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...l in Aotearoa. We're a kiwi remix on an international movement toward open access licensing and are here to support Creative Commons in New Zealand.
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...ent mode of open licensing adopted by government, nonprofits, and for open access and educational resources.
...Brasil (which communicates news on the federal government). The Brazilian Open Data Portal is another meaningful example.
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...onsible of the Digitization Program, and has been active in promoting free access to educational materials at the University since 2007. Member of Vía Libre
...e in graphic design since 1995 and develops his activism in favour of free access to culture from his blog "Derecho a Leer", www.derechoaleer.org, and from a
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...and the ex-Prime minister. ISOC Bulgaria is working on promoting Free and Open Source Software in the administration.
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...He studied at University of Chile Law School. Intellectual property, open access and Freedom of Expression are among his main interests.
...agreements, for example), as in decided lack of public policies regarding access policies to intellectual works and strengthening the public domain.
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...brarians to start investigating ways of creating frameworks for publishing open education resources. A part of this effort will also focus on DYI free soft
...Output: Three rounds of consultations with the Croatian proponents of open access (e.g. Library of the National Research Institute Ruđer Bošković, member
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* ''Government and public bodies'': recently the Czech government adopted the Open Government Partnership therefore the CC licences are about to play a crucia
* ''Cultural institutions'': libraries - promoting open access and building OA repositories.
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...ards, open access to scholarly literature, open educational resources, and open video), and engages in academic research on digital natives and digital hum
...ability and use of free and open educational content and build capacity to access and contribute to such resources in various Indian languages. [''From'' [ht
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...ing in 1999 as part of the electronic publishing program of the Foundation Open Society Institute – Macedonia (FOSIM), and became an independent foundati
...nformation technology as well as support in the implementation of the Free Access to Information Law).
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...n source software, access to culture, knowledge and essential information, open standards, computer law, privacy and data protection, Internet governance,
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...per year) work on different projects related to Creative Commons and open access
...s and the practices of media industries. CCPR believes in free culture and open source and addresses its efforts towards advancing a culture of internet us
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...d, while an open Internet represents a guarantee for a secure and rightful access to the benefits brought by information technology.
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...in Belgrade. The mission of the organization is to develop free knowledge access to every single human being. Wikimedia Serbia is included in the internatio
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...logies. Ljudmila is devoted to [http://www.planetsofts.com free software], open source programming and promotes free culture.
...f open standards software. It also provides knowledge, equipment, Internet access, web sites, electronic publishing and other affordable networking services
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...itale Allmend creates new spaces and fosters a public understanding for an open knowledge society.
...s dedicated to the legal aspect of Free Software, Open Source Software and Open Content in Switzerland. Openlaw provides information on its website, answer
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...egal developments, such as state government support for the development of open educational resources (OERs), also deserve the attention of a US affiliate.
...ould seek to work with other affiliates on subject-specific areas, such as open education or galleries, museums, libraries, and archives. The US affiliate
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...licenses in Egypt, as one of enabling tools in spreading the philosophy of access to knowledge (A2K) and consequently building the local capacity of research
...s, aiming to raise awareness about Intellectual Property rights, IPRs, and access to knowledge issues. After that, work started on the “Legal Code” and t
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|affiliated=Open Content Foundation (ГО "Відкритий Контент")
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|Description=The Peer 2 Peer University (P2PU) is an online community of open study groups for short university-level courses.
The Peer 2 Peer University is a grassroots open education project that organizes learning outside of institutional walls an
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The public discussion is an open forum where everyone – from lawyers to active license users, from lingui
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...ides the legal background to perform this transformation in a cooperative, open, and transparent way."
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...ways – legal code, a human readable deed, and machine-readable code that allows works distributed under CC0 to be easily found.
...1a.html Post-publication sharing of data and tools]" explicitly recommends open sharing and the use of CC0 to put data in the public domain:
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|Quote=Providing access to this level of information sees GSK set what I would hope to be a new tre
...er of the Medicines for Malaria Venture (http://www.gsk.com/responsibility/access/rnd-neglected-tropical-diseases.htm)
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...es that may be proven in the event of infringement. They suggest that high-value or core business patents, even if held defensively, should be reserved. CC
...randing” clause to be a “high risk” clause, and therefore will leave open the possibility of implementing it through the “Additional Clauses” (se
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...have significant multiplier effects as the quantity of free, high-quality open learning materials steadily increases and the most relevant materials becom
...not just free learning materials and resources. OER is also the underlying open, creative, collaborative process itself, one that enables continuous rapid
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...majority of eager learners do not have that opportunity. Many do not have access to excellent teachers or the most current and effective learning materials,
...educational resources free of charge. OER enable teachers and learners to access the best educational resources that are available to meet their specific ne
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...ls. The second methodology relies on the same basic procedures used in the open source software community. In this model, an unlimited number of authors co
...among a greater number of contributors. Those holding this view often cite open source software programmer Eric Raymond's observation, published in The Cat
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The wide array of Open Educational Resources is creating an entirely new eco-system for higher edu
...ourse updates or new course creation. Because these resources are free and open, they can be combined, adapted, modified and reconfigured as needed and all
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...Sidebar|Interview with Judy Baker Ph.D., Community College Consortium for Open Educational Resources|
The Community College Consortium for Open Educational Resources (CCCOER) was created at Foothill-De Anza Community Co
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...ain. The desire of students to seek knowledge from the most accessible and open sources and the most convenient technologies is being demonstrated daily. W
{{FTL Sidebar|Open Licensing in Washington State|
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...source tools that are beginning to break down longstanding barriers to the access of knowledge around the world. All this has been accomplished in less than
...se and, in so doing, distinguish themselves by taking the door that limits access to educational opportunity off its hinges once and for all. Expanding the f
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Open Educational Resources come in many shapes and sizes. This partial list of s
...rces (OER). As a network for teaching and learning materials, the web site allows social bookmarking, tagging, rating, and reviewing of more than 24,000 item
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...s, encouraging the use of free technologies and distributed networks, open access, and educational innovation in general. All content on Gleducar is licensed
...http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/3.0/]. So all the information is open to everyone. We have decided to use this license because we want people to
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...minatory practices, monopoly markets and a lack of transparency” through open policies leveraging tools such as CC’s. Moreover:
...default copyright policy earlier this year, signalling a seriousness about open sharing of public sector information.<ref>http://www.rijksoverheid.nl/copyr
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...th a broader audience, and advocates for the use of open licenses and open access standards in the nonprofit sector.
...rces curated by IssueLab using their [http://harvest.issuelab.org/ OAI-PMH access point].
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...s, encouraging the use of free technologies and distributed networks, open access, and educational innovation in general. All content on Gleducar is licensed
...s, logos, links to videos, audio files, press hits, etc. To upload a file, open a separate window and click through [[Special:Upload]].'''
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...ffers several options, such as “not authorizing”, “embargo” (which allows postponing the release of the works temporally), and licensing with Creativ
...s, logos, links to videos, audio files, press hits, etc. To upload a file, open a separate window and click through [[Special:Upload]].'''
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...ucation to "stimulate development and use of OER", "improve access to both open and 'closed' digital learning materials", "support teachers in arranging th
...ucation to "stimulate development and use of OER", "improve access to both open and 'closed' digital learning materials", "support teachers in arranging th
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...provinces in Norway that allocates a portion of state funds to ensure free access to textbooks for Norwegian students and to develop digital resources (or pu
...s, logos, links to videos, audio files, press hits, etc. To upload a file, open a separate window and click through [[Special:Upload]].'''
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...Polish Ministry of Culture and National Heritage. The project creates free access to audio versions of obligatory school reading material (the Polish school
...s, logos, links to videos, audio files, press hits, etc. To upload a file, open a separate window and click through [[Special:Upload]].'''
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...ds to date and provides access to 1.7 million scanned books. All rights to Open Library data are surrendered via CC0.
...ic Data [http://blog.okfn.org/2010/11/10/opening-up-library-records-at-the-open-library/]
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...tive of the U.S. Department of Energy, OpenEI is a community-driven linked open data platform that releases all contributions to the public under the CC0 p
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The public discussion is an open forum where everyone – from lawyers to active license users, from lingui
...te, available to the public, by wire or wireless means, so that anyone can access it from a place and time individually chosen by such person.
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|Quote_Attribution=Dr. Salvatore Mele, CERN Head of Open Access
...to make this information available," says Dr. Salvatore Mele, Head of Open Access at CERN. "In the future we are going to hear much more about data openness
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The public discussion is an open forum where everyone – from lawyers to active license users, from lingui
...available to the public Works in such a way that members of the public may access these Works from a place and at a place individually chosen by them; to per
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...a de Lisboa's Repository aims to collect, store, manage, preserve and give access to the university's intellectual production. All documents available throug
...s, logos, links to videos, audio files, press hits, etc. To upload a file, open a separate window and click through [[Special:Upload]].'''
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# Clara Boavida, Public Project Lead, expert in Open Access, Institutional Repositories, Web 2.0, Project Management and Science Educat
...Scientific Community (Researchers, Editors of Scientific Journals (in Open Access) and
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* Christine Prefontaine + Emily Rose-Michaud, Artefatica Open Publishing
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...and organizations open and mark their published research as Open Access or Open Data.
* Enabling “one-click” access to research tools — Via the [http://sciencecommons.org/projects/licensing
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* Having CC be more active in the Open Access Movement
* Don't be religious about open licensing
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|Description=The Piemonte Regional Government in Italy has launched an open data portal under the CC0 public domain dedication.
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...ommons (CC) is hosted at the [Open University of Tanzania] (OUT); the only Open & Distance Learning (ODL) University in East and Central Africa. This came
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To attempt to reach all stakeholder communities (including OER and open data communities and artist communities), Creative Commons Turkey will inst
...s exist throughout Turkey. It is important for all of these groups to have access to Creative Commons in order for them to apply fair and principled copyrigh
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If the value of participating in sharing increases proportionately to the extent of othe
...thing less than realizing the full potential of the internet – universal access to research, education, full participation in culture – to drive a new er
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...org/licenses/by/3.0/au/ CC Attribution]. Together these sites provide free access to all of Australia's census data, official geoscientific information and k
===[[Case_Studies/Open Data Austria|Austrian government]]===
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In today's society, the potential value of data is very high. Access to more data facilitates enhanced scientific collaboration and reproducibil
A large part of the potential value of data is realized when data is used across organizational boundaries. The
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|Quote=Musicbrainz plays an important role in blazing the path for open databases... We work hard to make our data useful and available to people,
...nse to Gracenote taking over the free CDDB project and charging people for access to the (what up till that point had been free) data."
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...p in the People's Republic of Bangladesh is affiliated with the Bangladesh Open Source Network. This organization has a long time experience of organizing
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...esponsible for the implementation of ‘open government’ policy and open access in public sector information.
...an cultural and historical collections, and recognise the benefits of open access to these important materials to the community.
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...rnational Relations and PR Department of IIS, Manager of the Department of Open Content – '''Project Manager'''
...elopment of the country, boost development of the open content and broaden access of the public to it.
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...opyright Licensing Policies, Practices and Opportunities] that examine the open licensing policies of the foundations below. This [http://cyber.law.harvard
...tp://www.hewlett.org/programs/education-program/open-educational-resources Open Educational Resources Program] requires the use of Creative Commons licensi
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...t aims to inform the public about genetics via the independent analysis of open genetic data, volunteered by a core group of genetics researchers and speci
...of scientific analysis of our own genomes, and as proponents of open data access most of us believe that doing good science means releasing complete data fo
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...launch of the licenses laid foundation for the promotion of the culture of open in Uganda.
To create a case for Open Educational Resources in Uganda
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...world’s wealth of ideas, which in turn promotes the development of truly open societies that are committed to sharing the fruits of our collective creati
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...University in Trnava] and [http://www.soit.sk/sk/aktualne The Society for Open Information Technologies].
...nce for 2017 - 2019.] The Action plan seeks for a proper implementation of open and free licenses and directly supports use of Creative Commons [https://cr
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...t is kept hidden by a controlling party, then the door to recovery is left open.
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...the public of these objects in such a manner that its representatives can access these objects at any place and at any time at their own discretion.
...e works displayed at exhibitions, auctions, fairs and collections that are open to the public in catalogues for coverage of events mentioned above, without
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...sked during the evening is: What are young adults thinking about money and value? How can we create new systems of wealth generation and abundance? What doe
...r], and facilitator of group collaboration. He is one of the initiators of Open Design City, a collaborative workshop space at the Betahaus in Berlin. He h
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...A number of IGOs believe that as publicly minded institutions, adopting an open licensing policy for at least some subset of their publications is the pref
.../35/7/38654317.pdf OECD (2007) Giving Knowledge for Free: The Emergence of Open Educational Resources, p.13].
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...material (including, but not limited to, Creative Commons licenses), open access to scientific publications and research results, management of works whose
...s, logos, links to videos, audio files, press hits, etc. To upload a file, open a separate window and click through [[Special:Upload]].'''
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...ing research and development and the role of publicly funded research, and access to its products, use of competition law and other policy mechanisms from in
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...ore important today, as the Internet and digital technologies enable us to access, use and re-distribute culture with an ease and a power unforeseeable even
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...2011 is “Shaping the Future Together”, which covers broader issues of Access, Cybercitizenship, Governance, Openness, Education and more.
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...ultants, sponsors, and supporters responsible for producing ''The Power of Open''. A very special thanks goes to the organizations, artists, and creators w
...http://thepowerofopen.org to download a digital version of ''The Power of Open'' or to find out how to order print copies.
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...outcomes like the Public Domain Manifesto and the Cape Town declaration on Open Education.<br/>
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Douglas Gichuki [Open data and IT policy] (Research Fellow and Assistant Lecturer). Mr Gichuki ho
...cally and internationally. He is an Elected Council Member at the Free and Open Source Software Foundation for Africa and he took part in global Internet P
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...untry. There is a great need to promote creative commons to enhance mostly access and use of information and learning materials for development. It happens
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...o located in walking distance from main public transport routes, with easy access to subway, buses and trams.
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...gory=Free Culture, Open Access, public domain, visual arts, remix culture, open hardware, Free Software,
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...ps on PSI, GLAM, orphan works, exceptions and limitations for audiovisual, open hardware etc.
...d promote regional case studies. Share lessons learned during The Power of Open. Share communication tips. Affiliates share feedback on what communications
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...e experiences/lessons learned from [http://thepowerofopen.org The Power of Open]
*partner with existing open community initiatives to use CC or highlight CC use, ie. Wikipedia loves ar
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...mmission has recently proposed a directive that would also open up greater access to orphan works in Europe.
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...standard for communicating the DOL’s policy that the public should have access to newly created content produced with DOL TAACCCT funds.
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|Event Name=SPARC Open Access Conference
|EventCategory=Open Access, publishing, journals
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|Event Name=Open Access Week Perú
|EventCategory=Open Access, CC License, Open Business, OER, Open Culture,
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...rald, Brian F. (2010) The use of Creative Commons licensing to enable open access to public sector information and publicly funded research results : an over
...information with Creative Commons Licences : the Australian experience. In Access to Public Sector Information : Law, Technology & Policy. Sydney University
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...ttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ CC BY]). Because Al Jazeera had access to the region amidst scarcity of news footage available, the CC BY license
* code open source journalism projects: http://www.poynter.org/news/media-innovation/38
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* using CC as a tool to get them into open culture and more
** ie. how do i access free resources for my teaching? how do i
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...ractiveness of the term, or of CC itself, could lead to under-use of fully open terms (i.e., CC0, CC BY, and CC BY-SA)
** Would narrow the CC brand to more "open" licenses, which would be useful because of the vast swaths of people who t
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...charm of the legendary years and in the recent years enhanced online open access publishing.
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'''EC public consultation on open research data'''
'''National Academies planning meetings on Public Access to Federally-Supported Research and Development Data and Publications'''
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...the [http://sciencecommons.org/projects/publishing/oalaw/principles/ Open Access Law Journal Principles] or have policies consistent with them.
...ommons.org/projects/publishing/oalaw/oalawauthors/ authors pledged to Open Access].
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Panel regulation of new technologies and access to knowledge in Latin America featuring Carolina Botero, Renata Avila, Rona
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...ending on the means and medium used. Last, we have added a shortcut, which allows licensees to include the URI associated with the licensed work (or a hyperl
...change also supports a corresponding addition found in Section 6(b), which allows licensors to supplement the license to disclaim warranties or limit liabili
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...erty and other policy concerns as too often impeding discovery by limiting access to, and re-use of, scientific research. They argue that a global, interoper
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...nse applied to the original, but it can differ slightly because ShareAlike allows adapters to apply a later version of the license to their rights in Adapted
...ve money from others who use my work!') it may heavily reduce the cultural value of any works under that license.
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|EventCategory=public domain, Open Access
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by what CC-BY-SA 4.0 allows (could not switch to latest GPL). Even if newer
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<li>to promote Creative Commons licensing and open access in general by increasing the outreach of the free licensing community.
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...a articles written about the value of using national CC License to promote access to Learning materials, art, health information etc
11. To promote culture of open and Use CC licences in our daily activities, blogs, websites, publications
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...He studied at University of Chile Law School. Intellectual property, open access and Freedom of Expression are among his main interests.
...agreements, for example), as in decided lack of public policies regarding access policies to intellectual works and strengthening the public domain.
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Re: OSTP Request for Information: Public Access to Peer-Reviewed Scholarly Publications Resulting From Federally Funded Res
...Technology Policy’s Request for Information (RFI) on the topic of Public Access to Peer-reviewed Scholarly Publications Resulting From Federally Funded Res
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...Technology Policy’s Request for Information (RFI) on the topic of Public Access to Digital Data Resulting from Federally Funded Scientific Research. Creati
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...across the web and builds its own online courses. They are also running an open textbook competition which will award $20,000 for the production (or buyout
Cost savings: Saylor provides free access to high quality courses for self learners.
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|Event Name=Open Knowledge Festival
|EventCategory=Festival, open knowledge, open access, open content
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The bag lights up when opened. Users have access to rechargeable battery modules and can change the lighting mode to permane
...2011 and owned by Modern Arts Management, Ltd, operating in the stream of open design. It comprises unique, high-quality products designed by young Polish
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..., societies, technologists, lawyers, policy makers, students, funders, and Open Science advocates, including both U.S. and international representatives. T
..., and requirements that these data be managed responsibly, suggest that an open, commons-based approach could be particularly useful for addressing these p
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Key U.S. Open Education Resources (OER) projects in K-12, Higher Education, and the corpo
...any medium that reside in the public domain or have been released under an open license that permits their free use and re-purposing by others.
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...ttempt to reach all stakeholder communities (including artist communities, open data communities, and OER communities), Creative Commons Canada will instit
...exist throughout Canada. It is important for all of these groups to have access to Creative Commons in order for them to apply fair and principled copyrigh
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...round the world and supports the Australian Information Commissioners Open Access Principles. AusGOAL endorses the Creative Commons Australia Version 3.0 Li
...s, logos, links to videos, audio files, press hits, etc. To upload a file, open a separate window and click through [[Special:Upload]].'''
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===Power of Open 2===
...time, with the best case studies then selected and published in a Power of Open 2 booklets. Similar to the existing case studies project, but with a delibe
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.../rcuk_proposed_policy_on_access_to_research_outputs.pdf Proposed Policy on Access to Research Outputs].
Creative Commons is pleased with the updated RCUK policy on access to research outputs. We echo Peter Suber’s [https://plus.google.com/u/1/1
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Participation is open for all affiliates and while it's especially relevant for those of you who
* 19.00 - Open gathering at a local pub
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|Event Name=Open Education 2012
|EventCategory=open education, open educational resources, OER
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|Description=Nature Publishing Group (NPG) provides access to its publication data via the linked data platform at [http://data.nature
...s, logos, links to videos, audio files, press hits, etc. To upload a file, open a separate window and click through [[Special:Upload]].'''
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|Description=<p>Citizen Now is an
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<p>Conduct the project via an
open, inclusive, collaborative, civil, and democratic process of dialogue, delib
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|EventCategory=creative commons, Open Access, Open Educational Resources, intellectual property,
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|Tag=open data, library metadata, library, metadata, catalog
|Quote=The Harvard Library is committed to collaboration and open access. We hope this contribution is one of many steps toward sharing the vital cu
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...n (ETB) and the Ministry of Agriculture. She has supported the adoption of open standards in elearning projects such as the UNDP Virtual School for Latinam
...ing in March 2011. Her thesis focused on the study of the adoption of Open Access policies and the use of Creative Commons Licences in Colombia’s Digital L
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...n (ETB) and the Ministry of Agriculture. She has supported the adoption of open standards in elearning projects such as the UNDP Virtual School for Latinam
...viding content and support for the use of ICTs in the learning process. “Open” ideas, problems and solutions are present from the start. The scope of K
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...ational resources, open data, open standards, open government, and related open information policies.
...ts and proposals to maximize opportunities for creativity while increasing access to creative works and helping to end disputes over practices like non-comme
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...by sharing research data sooner and more widely. The ability to discover, access and reuse existing research data has the potential to both improve the repr
...it, scientific research is not entirely credible and trustworthy, and this access again depends on data governance.
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...LTIMEDIA/HQ/CI/CI/pdf/Events/Paris%20OER%20Declaration_01.pdf UNESCO World Open Educational Resources Declaration] (PDF) 2012
...org/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/Policy_Support_OEP.pdf?a6409c Mainstreaming Open Educational Practices] 2012
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|OER Policy Title=New Zealand: NZGOAL: The New Zealand Government Open Access and Licensing Framework
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...hall ensure that electronic and information technology activities meet the access standards established under section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 (
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|OER Policy Title=US: Federal: S. 1714: Open College Textbook Act of 2009
...right and responsibility to select pedagogically appropriate coursework. (Open Congress)
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|OER Policy Title=France: ParisTech Charter of Open Courseware and Licensing Practices
...versity located in Paris, France specialised in science and business. free access to the available online catalogue of more than 2,500 teaching resources, 2,
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...perpetuity in accordance with JISC’s Open Access Policy and/or JISC’s Open Source Software Policy wherever possible.
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"The initial focus of the repository will be an Open Access research archive and as such the content will be published, peer-reviewed r
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* promote Creative Commons licensing and open access in the region, particularly in the fields of education and development,
* organise meetings and other events on the theme of open aimed at fostering collaboration and exchange between the participating gro
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...as well as partners from a wide range of organisations interested in open access, collaborative OER and digital learning projects in Africa. Attendees will
...s open community, including Creative Commons, open education, and free and open source software;
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|Event Name=Creative Commons Africa Regional Meeting and Open Congres
|EventCategory=Free Culture, Open Access, Open Education, creative commons,
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|Event Name=What the Bank's Open Access Policy Means for Development
|Mainurl=http://live.worldbank.org/bank-open-access-policy-development-liveblog
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|OER Policy Title=Australia: AUSGoal - Australian Governments Open Access and Licensing Framework
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#REDIRECT [[NZGOAL The New Zealand Government Open Access and Licensing Framework]]
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...s, encouraging the use of free technologies and distributed networks, open access, and educational innovation in general. The attached page links to the Gled
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|EventCategory=Open data, public sector information, open science
...you to the official website of the 23rd International CODATA Conference “Open Data and Information for a Changing Planet”.
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...en-access textbooks." The Florida Virtual Campus is established to provide access to online student and library support services and to serve as a statewide
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|OER Policy Title=Romania: Open Government Partnership and Open Access
...ch programs, and drawing up proposals for drafting public policies on open access. The Plan also includes references to the EU good practices on this topic,
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...com/watch?v=8SdrhGrcvsk has underlined] various benefits of OER, saying “Open Educational Resources can not only accelerate and enrich learning; they can
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|Event Name=Book launch of ”The Digital Public Domain: Foundations for an Open Culture”
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|Event Name=School of Open Challenges Workshop (Hack Jam)
...pen Education, Open Educational Resources, OER, Open Culture, Open Access, Open Courseware,
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...n Nottingham programme which has strategically embraced the agenda of open access to teaching.
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...er have access to, such as Open Education Programs and projects related to access to knowledge for all..
...other chapters around the World to work together in projects to promote an open knowledge economy, culture and society.
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...eeting is invite-only; however results and post meeting activities will be open and continue to be built in collaboration with the community.
'''A Convening to Brainstorm the Utility of an Open Policy Institute (Leads: Cable Green & Timothy Vollmer)'''
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|Event Name=Open Policy Institute and School of Open Convening
|EventCategory=Open Access, Open Education, Open Government, Open Educational Resources, OER,
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.... We hear about Open Source Software, Open Educational Resources, and Open Access… But what are these movements, who are their communities, and how do they
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|Event Name=Open Access Hackathon
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|Event Name=Open Forum Europe
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|Event Name=Connecting the Dots between Open Access and Open Educational Resources
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...ulture, Open Access, Open Business, Open Data, Open Educational Resources, Open Government,
'''[Session 1] Open access and open data: publicly funded information, data and research'''<br>
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|EventCategory=Open Access, Libraries, Scholarly communication
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...ming liabilities is the standard for open content licenses (although a few open software licenses include warranties). Reversing course to include warrant
...the Deed on the same page as the Legal Code, facilitating still more easy access to the Legal Code where details of limitations are made clear.
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|Event Name=How to Make Your Research Open Access (Whether You're at Harvard or Not)
|EventCategory=Open Access, Open Access Week
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...ss policy ensures high visibility and exposure to everyone having Internet access can read and download articles. Authors retain the rights of the article un
...chBib Japan, New Jour (Georgetown University, U.S.A), UDL Theses Malaysia, Open J-Gate India, National Library of Economics (ZBW), Econis, EconBiz and Elec
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...ic use of ICT in education, together with extended availability and use of Open Educational Resources, could have a significant and positive impact on the
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