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New Zealand

2010-09-22T03:57:40Z

Janehornibrook: Added Panel Meeting documents

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Jurisdiction: Creative Commons Aotearoa New Zealand

Date submitted: September 2010

=Roadmap=

==Description==

We are the kaitiaki of the New Zealand CC licences that enable the voluntary sharing of copyright material 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.

==Priorities==

'''''Priorities for the remainder of 2010 '''''

- Achieving appropriate transparency

- Promoting CC in the context of [http://www.e.govt.nz/policy/nzgoal NZGOAL]

- Re-establishing local ties with the education sector

- Helping facilitate widespread participation in [http://www.mixandmash.org.nz/ Mix and Mash]

- Transferring our website to WordPress

'''''More to come in 2011 ...'''''

- Producing some clear promotional materials (such as pamphlets, videos or animations)

- Holding our first CCANZ [http://wiki.creativecommons.org/Salon salon]

- Coordinating volunteer efforts more effectively

- Facilitating a study on the outcomes of CC licensing in NZ

==Deliverables (6 month forecast)==

It's CCANZ's aim in 2010 to partner with other institutions and sector groups in order to create awareness and promote CC more effectively to more communities. The following list sets out some collaborative efforts planned for the near future.

The people from CCANZ (Public Lead, Legal Team, Advisory Panel Members, volunteers or RSNZ) who will we know so far will be involved in each activity are bracketed.

'''Web resources'''

''[http://www.creativecommons.org.nz Jurisdiction website]''

We are rebuilding our jurisdiction website on WordPress and expect to complete this by the end of November. The similar yet new version will make it easier for us to publish documents like Panel Meeting minutes and presentation slides. ([http://www3.royalsociety.org.nz/contact/staff/josh-gross/ Joshua Gross] [RSNZ] and [http://www3.royalsociety.org.nz/contact/staff/jane-hornibrook/ Jane Hornibrook] [Public Lead])

''Website and social media content''

Along with our social media channels ([http://twitter.com/CC_Aotearoa Twitter] and [http://www.flickr.com/photos/ccanz/ Flickr]) we aim to keep the website up to date with news and events, and provide three more 'Featured Commoners' (which are interviews or case studies) by January. ([http://www.creativecommons.org.nz/users/registered_users/jane_hornibrook Jane Hornibrook] [Public Lead])

'''Metrics'''

''A basic licence uptake and user feedback report''

The Public Lead should have completed an up-to-date licence uptake report by the end January 2010. The report summarises general licence user trends and feedback, and uses Google search in conjunction with the CC Licence Monitor to vaguely map licence uptake in New Zealand. ([http://www.creativecommons.org.nz/users/registered_users/jane_hornibrook Jane Hornibrook] [Public Lead])

'''Competitions'''

''[http://www.mixandmash.org.nz/ Mix and Mash. The great NZ remix and mashup competition]''

CCANZ and others are partnering with [http://www.digitalnz.org/ DigitalNZ] to run Mix and Mash. The great NZ remix and mashup competition The content remix and API mash-up competition commences in Novemember 2010. It aims to encourage licensing of some government and institutional content for re-use and to reward new assets created from CC and out-of-copyright material. Sign up at the website to receive details. ([http://www.creativecommons.org.nz/users/registered_users/jane_hornibrook Jane Hornibrook] [Public Lead])

'''Workshops and Presentations'''

''State Agencies and NZGOAL''

[http://www.ssc.govt.nz/ The State Services Commission] are facilitating for State Agencies on the [http://www.e.govt.nz/policy/nzgoal New Zealand Government Open Access and Licensing framework] in late 2010. CCANZ will contribute to the workshops and document main discussion points. ([http://nz.linkedin.com/pub/keitha-booth/6/774/595 Keitha Booth] [Advisory Panel] [http://nz.linkedin.com/in/rbest Richard Best] [Legal Team] and [http://www.creativecommons.org.nz/users/registered_users/jane_hornibrook Jane Hornibrook] [Public Lead])

''[http://piyn.net/ People in Your Neighbourhood]''

This [http://www.britishcouncil.org/nz.htm British Council New Zealand] program explores and celebrates New Zealand's urban multicultural artistic talent, and is all based on CC principals. CCANZ had been involved in the project since 2009 but will step up its promotional activities and work with PIYN more closely to document experiences and outputs via our networks. This commences in 2011. ([http://www.mohawkmedia.co.nz/about Helen Baxter] [Advisory Panel] and [http://www.creativecommons.org.nz/users/registered_users/jane_hornibrook Jane Hornibrook] [Public Lead])

''CC and Eduction''

CCANZ will work with the [http://www.minedu.govt.nz/ Ministry of Education] and [http://wikieducator.org/ WikiEducator] to provide some workshops for schools on CC in February 2011. CCANZ will also be working more closely with WikiEducator and the [http://wikieducator.org/OERF:Home Open Education Resource Foundation] to offer support in projects - such as their new collaboration with the Open Courseware Consortium to [http://wikieducator.org/Open_Content_Licensing create resources for open content licensing in education]. ([http://wikieducator.org/User:Mackiwg Wayne Mackintosh] [Advisory Panel] [http://www.creativecommons.org.nz/users/registered_users/jane_hornibrook Jane Hornibrook] [Public Lead])

''Indigenous knowledge workshops''

In 2008, [http://www.victoria.ac.nz/law/staff/FrankelS.aspx Professor Susy Frankel] from the CCANZ Legal Team and Huhana Rokx from the Council for the Humanities facilitated some discussion meetings on Māori knowledge and how it relates to the application of CC licences. It was proposed at the time that a workshop would be held to explore the matter after relevant processes within the Waitangi Tribunal had played out. Plans for such a workshop will possibly be resumed in 2011 at Susy's discretion, although it is also possible for us to contribute to this thread by facilitating Māori translations of some basic CC resources. ([http://www.victoria.ac.nz/law/staff/FrankelS.aspx Susy Frankel] [Legal Team] and [http://www.victoria.ac.nz/vms/staff/aroha-mead.aspx Aroha Meed] [Advisory Panel])

==Community==

Most of the Creative Commons stakeholders and community groups in New Zealand could be categorised under the following:

'''''Government.''''' Agencies and staff who advocate for ‘open government’ and the principles of open access in public sector information.

'''''Education.''''' Institutions and projects promoting E-Learning and open educational resources.

'''''Creators and/or self publishers.''''' Professional and non-professional creators who use open access as part of new business models and/or believe in free culture as a motivating cause.

'''''Private business.''''' On and offline businesses who utilise open access as part of their strategic operation.

'''''Cultural institutions.''''' Community spaces and archives who see the benefits of open access for the management of material and the greater good of the community.

'''''Māori knowledge communities.''''' Those vested in the study of and advocacy for Mātauranga Māori.

'''''Learned societies, Research Organisations, Think Tanks and Professional Bodies.''''' Such as Crown Research Institutes and Societies who see open access licensing as a stimulus to innovation.

'''''Social commentators.''''' Those maintaining that open access and shared culture benefits benefit our society as a whole in many ways.

We try to strengthen ties with these communities by pulling in people from diverse areas on our Panel, and by collaborating with other projects. We have an online CC community on our website which [http://www.creativecommons.org.nz/creative_commoners you can view here].

==Project Composition==

'''CCANZ Legal Team'''

[http://nz.linkedin.com/in/rbest Richard Best], Department of Internal Affairs

[http://www.victoria.ac.nz/law/staff/FrankelS.aspx Professor Susy Frankel], Victoria University of Wellington

[http://twitter.com/andrewmatangi Andrew Matangi], Buddle Findlay

[http://www.law.auckland.ac.nz/uoa/os-paul-sumpter Paul Sumpter], University of Auckland

'''CCANZ Public Lead'''

[http://www.royalsociety.org.nz/contact/staff/jane-hornibrook/ Jane Hornibrook]

'''RSNZ Manager'''

[http://www.royalsociety.org.nz/contact/staff/don-smith/ Don Smith]

'''CCANZ Advisory Panel'''

[http://www.natlib.govt.nz/about-us/people/key-people Penny Carnaby], National Librarian (Chair)

[http://www.mohawkmedia.co.nz/about Helen Baxter], Mohawk Media

[http://nz.linkedin.com/pub/keitha-booth/6/774/595 Keitha Booth], State Services Commission

[http://it.gen.nz/ Colin Jackson], IT consultant

[https://www.fmhs.auckland.ac.nz/sms/staffct/staff_details.aspx?staffID=6D6B7562303033 Fabiana Kubke], University of Auckland

[http://www.law.qut.edu.au/staff/lsstaff/fitzgerald.jsp Professor Brian Fitzgerald], Queensland University of Technology

[http://wikieducator.org/User:Mackiwg Dr Wayne Macintosh], Open Education Resource Foundation

[http://www.victoria.ac.nz/vms/staff/aroha-mead.aspx Aroha Meed], Victoria Management School

[http://twitter.com/bpsg Stephanie Pietkiewicz], True Story

'''CCANZ volunteers'''

[http://www.coactivate.org/projects/disintermedia/danyl-strype Danyl Strype]

==Sustainability==

[http://www.royalsociety.org.nz/ The Royal Society of New Zealand] maintains a contract with the [http://www.morst.govt.nz/ Ministry for Research Science and Technology] to facilitate an environment where Creative Commons can achieve its aims in exchange for a three-year funding grant from 2010–2013. We will be looking at ways the ensure some sustainability both during and after this period.

==Regional Collaboration==

We're part of a fabulous [http://www.creativecommons.asia/ jurisdiction group in the Asia Pacific region] and recently enjoyed a CC Asia Pacific conference hosted by [http://www.creativecommons.or.kr/ CC Korea]. There is a [http://cc-asia-pacific.wikidot.com/ regional newsletter].

CCANZ is very indebted to [http://creativecommons.org.au/ CC Australia] for their assistance over the years, and for contributing their knowledge on our inaugural Advisory Panel.

==Panel Meeting Documents==

'''August 2010'''

Agenda [http://www.royalsociety.org.nz/media/CCANZ.AgendaAug2010.pdf .pdf] and [http://www.royalsociety.org.nz/media/CCANZ.AgendaAug2010.odt .odt]

Minutes [http://www.royalsociety.org.nz/media/10.pdf .pdf] and [http://www.royalsociety.org.nz/media/10.odt .odt]

History of CCANZ [http://www.royalsociety.org.nz/media/Brief-history-of-CCANZ.pdf .pdf] and [http://www.royalsociety.org.nz/media/Brief-history-of-CCANZ.odt .odt]

CCANZ Structure [http://www.royalsociety.org.nz/media/CCANZ-Structure-2010.pdf .pdf] and [http://www.royalsociety.org.nz/media/CCANZ-Structure-2010.odt .odt]

New Zealand

2010-09-20T01:25:35Z

Janehornibrook: New Flickr account info added

New Zealand

2010-09-17T01:40:16Z

Janehornibrook: Corrected spelling

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Jurisdiction: Creative Commons Aotearoa New Zealand

Date submitted: September 2010

=Roadmap=

==Description==

We are the kaitiaki of the New Zealand CC licences that enable the voluntary sharing of copyright material 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.

==Priorities==

'''''Priorities for the remainder of 2010 '''''

- Achieving appropriate transparency

- Promoting CC in the context of [http://www.e.govt.nz/policy/nzgoal NZGOAL]

- Re-establishing local ties with the education sector

- Helping facilitate widespread participation in [http://www.mixandmash.org.nz/ Mix and Mash]

- Transferring our website to WordPress

'''''More to come in 2011 ...'''''

- Producing some clear promotional materials (such as pamphlets, videos or animations)

- Holding our first CCANZ [http://wiki.creativecommons.org/Salon salon]

- Coordinating volunteer efforts more effectively

- Facilitating a study on the outcomes of CC licensing in NZ

==Deliverables (6 month forecast)==

It's CCANZ's aim in 2010 to partner with other institutions and sector groups in order to create awareness and promote CC more effectively to more communities. The following list sets out some collaborative efforts planned for the near future.

The people from CCANZ (Public Lead, Legal Team, Advisory Panel Members, volunteers or RSNZ) who will we know so far will be involved in each activity are bracketed.

'''Web resources'''

''[http://www.creativecommons.org.nz Jurisdiction website]''

We are rebuilding our jurisdiction website on WordPress and expect to complete this by the end of November. The similar yet new version will make it easier for us to publish documents like Panel Meeting minutes and presentation slides. ([http://www3.royalsociety.org.nz/contact/staff/josh-gross/ Joshua Gross] [RSNZ] and [http://www3.royalsociety.org.nz/contact/staff/jane-hornibrook/ Jane Hornibrook] [Public Lead])

''Website and social media content''

Along with our social media channels ([http://twitter.com/CC_Aotearoa Twitter] and Flickr – to be set up) we aim to keep the website up to date with news and events, and provide three more 'Featured Commoners' (which are interviews or case studies) by January. ([http://www.creativecommons.org.nz/users/registered_users/jane_hornibrook Jane Hornibrook] [Public Lead])

'''Metrics'''

''A basic licence uptake and user feedback report''

The Public Lead should have completed an up-to-date licence uptake report by the end January 2010. The report summarises general licence user trends and feedback, and uses Google search in conjunction with the CC Licence Monitor to vaguely map licence uptake in New Zealand. ([http://www.creativecommons.org.nz/users/registered_users/jane_hornibrook Jane Hornibrook] [Public Lead])

'''Competitions'''

''[http://www.mixandmash.org.nz/ Mix and Mash. The great NZ remix and mashup competition]''

CCANZ and others are partnering with [http://www.digitalnz.org/ DigitalNZ] to run Mix and Mash. The great NZ remix and mashup competition The content remix and API mash-up competition commences in Novemember 2010. It aims to encourage licensing of some government and institutional content for re-use and to reward new assets created from CC and out-of-copyright material. Sign up at the website to receive details. ([http://www.creativecommons.org.nz/users/registered_users/jane_hornibrook Jane Hornibrook] [Public Lead])

'''Workshops and Presentations'''

''State Agencies and NZGOAL''

[http://www.ssc.govt.nz/ The State Services Commission] are facilitating for State Agencies on the [http://www.e.govt.nz/policy/nzgoal New Zealand Government Open Access and Licensing framework] in late 2010. CCANZ will contribute to the workshops and document main discussion points. ([http://nz.linkedin.com/pub/keitha-booth/6/774/595 Keitha Booth] [Advisory Panel] [http://nz.linkedin.com/in/rbest Richard Best] [Legal Team] and [http://www.creativecommons.org.nz/users/registered_users/jane_hornibrook Jane Hornibrook] [Public Lead])

''[http://piyn.net/ People in Your Neighbourhood]''

This [http://www.britishcouncil.org/nz.htm British Council New Zealand] program explores and celebrates New Zealand's urban multicultural artistic talent, and is all based on CC principals. CCANZ had been involved in the project since 2009 but will step up its promotional activities and work with PIYN more closely to document experiences and outputs via our networks. This commences in 2011. ([http://www.mohawkmedia.co.nz/about Helen Baxter] [Advisory Panel] and [http://www.creativecommons.org.nz/users/registered_users/jane_hornibrook Jane Hornibrook] [Public Lead])

''CC and Eduction''

CCANZ will work with the [http://www.minedu.govt.nz/ Ministry of Education] and [http://wikieducator.org/ WikiEducator] to provide some workshops for schools on CC in February 2011. CCANZ will also be working more closely with WikiEducator and the [http://wikieducator.org/OERF:Home Open Education Resource Foundation] to offer support in projects - such as their new collaboration with the Open Courseware Consortium to [http://wikieducator.org/Open_Content_Licensing create resources for open content licensing in education]. ([http://wikieducator.org/User:Mackiwg Wayne Mackintosh] [Advisory Panel] [http://www.creativecommons.org.nz/users/registered_users/jane_hornibrook Jane Hornibrook] [Public Lead])

''Indigenous knowledge workshops''

In 2008, [http://www.victoria.ac.nz/law/staff/FrankelS.aspx Professor Susy Frankel] from the CCANZ Legal Team and Huhana Rokx from the Council for the Humanities facilitated some discussion meetings on Maroi knowledge and how it relates to the application of CC licences. It was proposed at the time that a workshop would be held to explore the matter after relevant processes within the Waitangi Tribunal had played out. Plans for such a workshop will possibly be resumed in 2011 at Susy's discretion, although it is also possible for us to contribute to this thread by facilitating Maori translations of some basic CC resources. ([http://www.victoria.ac.nz/law/staff/FrankelS.aspx Susy Frankel] [Legal Team] and [http://www.victoria.ac.nz/vms/staff/aroha-mead.aspx Aroha Meed] [Advisory Panel])

==Community==

Most of the Creative Commons stakeholders and community groups in New Zealand could be categorised under the following:

'''''Government.''''' Agencies and staff who advocate for ‘open government’ and the principles of open access in public sector information.

'''''Education.''''' Institutions and projects promoting E-Learning and open educational resources.

'''''Creators and/or self publishers.''''' Professional and non-professional creators who use open access as part of new business models and/or believe in free culture as a motivating cause.

'''''Private business.''''' On and offline businesses who utilise open access as part of their strategic operation.

'''''Cultural institutions.''''' Community spaces and archives who see the benefits of open access for the management of material and the greater good of the community.

'''''Maori knowledge communities.''''' Those vested in the study of and advocacy for Mātauranga Maori.

'''''Learned societies, Research Organisations, Think Tanks and Professional Bodies.''''' Such as Crown Research Institutes and Societies who see open access licensing as a stimulus to innovation.

'''''Social commentators.''''' Those maintaining that open access and shared culture benefits benefit our society as a whole in many ways.

We try to strengthen ties with these communities by pulling in people from diverse areas on our Panel, and by collaborating with other projects. We have an online CC community on our website which [http://www.creativecommons.org.nz/creative_commoners you can view here].

==Project Composition==

'''CCANZ Legal Team'''

[http://nz.linkedin.com/in/rbest Richard Best], Department of Internal Affairs

[http://www.victoria.ac.nz/law/staff/FrankelS.aspx Professor Susy Frankel], Victoria University of Wellington

[http://twitter.com/andrewmatangi Andrew Matangi], Buddle Findlay

[http://www.law.auckland.ac.nz/uoa/os-paul-sumpter Paul Sumpter], University of Auckland

'''CCANZ Public Lead'''

[http://www.royalsociety.org.nz/contact/staff/jane-hornibrook/ Jane Hornibrook]

'''RSNZ Manager'''

[http://www.royalsociety.org.nz/contact/staff/don-smith/ Don Smith]

'''CCANZ Advisory Panel'''

[http://www.natlib.govt.nz/about-us/people/key-people Penny Carnaby], National Librarian (Chair)

[http://www.mohawkmedia.co.nz/about Helen Baxter], Mohawk Media

[http://nz.linkedin.com/pub/keitha-booth/6/774/595 Keitha Booth], State Services Commission

[http://it.gen.nz/ Colin Jackson], IT consultant

[https://www.fmhs.auckland.ac.nz/sms/staffct/staff_details.aspx?staffID=6D6B7562303033 Fabiana Kubke], University of Auckland

[http://www.law.qut.edu.au/staff/lsstaff/fitzgerald.jsp Professor Brian Fitzgerald], Queensland University of Technology

[http://wikieducator.org/User:Mackiwg Dr Wayne Macintosh], Open Education Resource Foundation

[http://www.victoria.ac.nz/vms/staff/aroha-mead.aspx Aroha Meed], Victoria Management School

[http://twitter.com/bpsg Stephanie Pietkiewicz], True Story

'''CCANZ volunteers'''

[http://www.coactivate.org/projects/disintermedia/danyl-strype Danyl Strype]

==Sustainability==

[http://www.royalsociety.org.nz/ The Royal Society of New Zealand] maintains a contract with the [http://www.morst.govt.nz/ Ministry for Research Science and Technology] to facilitate an environment where Creative Commons can achieve its aims in exchange for a three-year funding grant from 2010–2013. We will be looking at ways the ensure some sustainability both during and after this period.

==Regional Collaboration==

We're part of a fabulous [http://www.creativecommons.asia/ jurisdiction group in the Asia Pacific region] and recently enjoyed a CC Asia Pacific conference hosted by [http://www.creativecommons.or.kr/ CC Korea]. There is a [http://cc-asia-pacific.wikidot.com/ regional newsletter].

CCANZ is very indebted to [http://creativecommons.org.au/ CC Australia] for their assistance over the years, and for contributing their knowledge on our inaugural Advisory Panel.

New Zealand

2010-09-17T01:32:54Z

Janehornibrook: Fixed up purpose statement

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Jurisdiction: Creative Commons Aotearoa New Zealand

Date submitted: September 2010

=Roadmap=

==Descrption==

We are the kaitiaki of the New Zealand CC licences that enable the voluntary sharing of copyright material 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.

==Priorities==

'''''Priorities for the remainder of 2010 '''''

- Achieving appropriate transparency

- Promoting CC in the context of [http://www.e.govt.nz/policy/nzgoal NZGOAL]

- Re-establishing local ties with the education sector

- Helping facilitate widespread participation in [http://www.mixandmash.org.nz/ Mix and Mash]

- Transferring our website to WordPress

'''''More to come in 2011 ...'''''

- Producing some clear promotional materials (such as pamphlets, videos or animations)

- Holding our first CCANZ [http://wiki.creativecommons.org/Salon salon]

- Coordinating volunteer efforts more effectively

- Facilitating a study on the outcomes of CC licensing in NZ

==Deliverables (6 month forecast)==

It's CCANZ's aim in 2010 to partner with other institutions and sector groups in order to create awareness and promote CC more effectively to more communities. The following list sets out some collaborative efforts planned for the near future.

The people from CCANZ (Public Lead, Legal Team, Advisory Panel Members, volunteers or RSNZ) who will we know so far will be involved in each activity are bracketed.

'''Web resources'''

''[http://www.creativecommons.org.nz Jurisdiction website]''

We are rebuilding our jurisdiction website on WordPress and expect to complete this by the end of November. The similar yet new version will make it easier for us to publish documents like Panel Meeting minutes and presentation slides. ([http://www3.royalsociety.org.nz/contact/staff/josh-gross/ Joshua Gross] [RSNZ] and [http://www3.royalsociety.org.nz/contact/staff/jane-hornibrook/ Jane Hornibrook] [Public Lead])

''Website and social media content''

Along with our social media channels ([http://twitter.com/CC_Aotearoa Twitter] and Flickr – to be set up) we aim to keep the website up to date with news and events, and provide three more 'Featured Commoners' (which are interviews or case studies) by January. ([http://www.creativecommons.org.nz/users/registered_users/jane_hornibrook Jane Hornibrook] [Public Lead])

'''Metrics'''

''A basic licence uptake and user feedback report''

The Public Lead should have completed an up-to-date licence uptake report by the end January 2010. The report summarises general licence user trends and feedback, and uses Google search in conjunction with the CC Licence Monitor to vaguely map licence uptake in New Zealand. ([http://www.creativecommons.org.nz/users/registered_users/jane_hornibrook Jane Hornibrook] [Public Lead])

'''Competitions'''

''[http://www.mixandmash.org.nz/ Mix and Mash. The great NZ remix and mashup competition]''

CCANZ and others are partnering with [http://www.digitalnz.org/ DigitalNZ] to run Mix and Mash. The great NZ remix and mashup competition The content remix and API mash-up competition commences in Novemember 2010. It aims to encourage licensing of some government and institutional content for re-use and to reward new assets created from CC and out-of-copyright material. Sign up at the website to receive details. ([http://www.creativecommons.org.nz/users/registered_users/jane_hornibrook Jane Hornibrook] [Public Lead])

'''Workshops and Presentations'''

''State Agencies and NZGOAL''

[http://www.ssc.govt.nz/ The State Services Commission] are facilitating for State Agencies on the [http://www.e.govt.nz/policy/nzgoal New Zealand Government Open Access and Licensing framework] in late 2010. CCANZ will contribute to the workshops and document main discussion points. ([http://nz.linkedin.com/pub/keitha-booth/6/774/595 Keitha Booth] [Advisory Panel] [http://nz.linkedin.com/in/rbest Richard Best] [Legal Team] and [http://www.creativecommons.org.nz/users/registered_users/jane_hornibrook Jane Hornibrook] [Public Lead])

''[http://piyn.net/ People in Your Neighbourhood]''

This [http://www.britishcouncil.org/nz.htm British Council New Zealand] program explores and celebrates New Zealand's urban multicultural artistic talent, and is all based on CC principals. CCANZ had been involved in the project since 2009 but will step up its promotional activities and work with PIYN more closely to document experiences and outputs via our networks. This commences in 2011. ([http://www.mohawkmedia.co.nz/about Helen Baxter] [Advisory Panel] and [http://www.creativecommons.org.nz/users/registered_users/jane_hornibrook Jane Hornibrook] [Public Lead])

''CC and Eduction''

CCANZ will work with the [http://www.minedu.govt.nz/ Ministry of Education] and [http://wikieducator.org/ WikiEducator] to provide some workshops for schools on CC in February 2011. CCANZ will also be working more closely with WikiEducator and the [http://wikieducator.org/OERF:Home Open Education Resource Foundation] to offer support in projects - such as their new collaboration with the Open Courseware Consortium to [http://wikieducator.org/Open_Content_Licensing create resources for open content licensing in education]. ([http://wikieducator.org/User:Mackiwg Wayne Mackintosh] [Advisory Panel] [http://www.creativecommons.org.nz/users/registered_users/jane_hornibrook Jane Hornibrook] [Public Lead])

''Indigenous knowledge workshops''

In 2008, [http://www.victoria.ac.nz/law/staff/FrankelS.aspx Professor Susy Frankel] from the CCANZ Legal Team and Huhana Rokx from the Council for the Humanities facilitated some discussion meetings on Maroi knowledge and how it relates to the application of CC licences. It was proposed at the time that a workshop would be held to explore the matter after relevant processes within the Waitangi Tribunal had played out. Plans for such a workshop will possibly be resumed in 2011 at Susy's discretion, although it is also possible for us to contribute to this thread by facilitating Maori translations of some basic CC resources. ([http://www.victoria.ac.nz/law/staff/FrankelS.aspx Susy Frankel] [Legal Team] and [http://www.victoria.ac.nz/vms/staff/aroha-mead.aspx Aroha Meed] [Advisory Panel])

==Community==

Most of the Creative Commons stakeholders and community groups in New Zealand could be categorised under the following:

'''''Government.''''' Agencies and staff who advocate for ‘open government’ and the principles of open access in public sector information.

'''''Education.''''' Institutions and projects promoting E-Learning and open educational resources.

'''''Creators and/or self publishers.''''' Professional and non-professional creators who use open access as part of new business models and/or believe in free culture as a motivating cause.

'''''Private business.''''' On and offline businesses who utilise open access as part of their strategic operation.

'''''Cultural institutions.''''' Community spaces and archives who see the benefits of open access for the management of material and the greater good of the community.

'''''Maori knowledge communities.''''' Those vested in the study of and advocacy for Mātauranga Maori.

'''''Learned societies, Research Organisations, Think Tanks and Professional Bodies.''''' Such as Crown Research Institutes and Societies who see open access licensing as a stimulus to innovation.

'''''Social commentators.''''' Those maintaining that open access and shared culture benefits benefit our society as a whole in many ways.

We try to strengthen ties with these communities by pulling in people from diverse areas on our Panel, and by collaborating with other projects. We have an online CC community on our website which [http://www.creativecommons.org.nz/creative_commoners you can view here].

==Project Composition==

'''CCANZ Legal Team'''

[http://nz.linkedin.com/in/rbest Richard Best], Department of Internal Affairs

[http://www.victoria.ac.nz/law/staff/FrankelS.aspx Professor Susy Frankel], Victoria University of Wellington

[http://twitter.com/andrewmatangi Andrew Matangi], Buddle Findlay

[http://www.law.auckland.ac.nz/uoa/os-paul-sumpter Paul Sumpter], University of Auckland

'''CCANZ Public Lead'''

[http://www.royalsociety.org.nz/contact/staff/jane-hornibrook/ Jane Hornibrook]

'''RSNZ Manager'''

[http://www.royalsociety.org.nz/contact/staff/don-smith/ Don Smith]

'''CCANZ Advisory Panel'''

[http://www.natlib.govt.nz/about-us/people/key-people Penny Carnaby], National Librarian (Chair)

[http://www.mohawkmedia.co.nz/about Helen Baxter], Mohawk Media

[http://nz.linkedin.com/pub/keitha-booth/6/774/595 Keitha Booth], State Services Commission

[http://it.gen.nz/ Colin Jackson], IT consultant

[https://www.fmhs.auckland.ac.nz/sms/staffct/staff_details.aspx?staffID=6D6B7562303033 Fabiana Kubke], University of Auckland

[http://www.law.qut.edu.au/staff/lsstaff/fitzgerald.jsp Professor Brian Fitzgerald], Queensland University of Technology

[http://wikieducator.org/User:Mackiwg Dr Wayne Macintosh], Open Education Resource Foundation

[http://www.victoria.ac.nz/vms/staff/aroha-mead.aspx Aroha Meed], Victoria Management School

[http://twitter.com/bpsg Stephanie Pietkiewicz], True Story

'''CCANZ volunteers'''

[http://www.coactivate.org/projects/disintermedia/danyl-strype Danyl Strype]

==Sustainability==

[http://www.royalsociety.org.nz/ The Royal Society of New Zealand] maintains a contract with the [http://www.morst.govt.nz/ Ministry for Research Science and Technology] to facilitate an environment where Creative Commons can achieve its aims in exchange for a three-year funding grant from 2010–2013. We will be looking at ways the ensure some sustainability both during and after this period.

==Regional Collaboration==

We're part of a fabulous [http://www.creativecommons.asia/ jurisdiction group in the Asia Pacific region] and recently enjoyed a CC Asia Pacific conference hosted by [http://www.creativecommons.or.kr/ CC Korea]. There is a [http://cc-asia-pacific.wikidot.com/ regional newsletter].

CCANZ is very indebted to [http://creativecommons.org.au/ CC Australia] for their assistance over the years, and for contributing their knowledge on our inaugural Advisory Panel.

New Zealand

2010-09-17T00:25:29Z

Janehornibrook: Changed date of education workshops

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Jurisdiction: Creative Commons Aotearoa New Zealand

Date submitted: September 2010

=Roadmap=

==Descrption==

We are the kaitiaki of the New Zealand CC licences that enable the voluntary sharing of information and ideas 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.

==Priorities==

'''''Priorities for the remainder of 2010 '''''

- Achieving appropriate transparency

- Promoting CC in the context of [http://www.e.govt.nz/policy/nzgoal NZGOAL]

- Re-establishing local ties with the education sector

- Helping facilitate widespread participation in [http://www.mixandmash.org.nz/ Mix and Mash]

- Transferring our website to WordPress

'''''More to come in 2011 ...'''''

- Producing some clear promotional materials (such as pamphlets, videos or animations)

- Holding our first CCANZ [http://wiki.creativecommons.org/Salon salon]

- Coordinating volunteer efforts more effectively

- Facilitating a study on the outcomes of CC licensing in NZ

==Deliverables (6 month forecast)==

It's CCANZ's aim in 2010 to partner with other institutions and sector groups in order to create awareness and promote CC more effectively to more communities. The following list sets out some collaborative efforts planned for the near future.

The people from CCANZ (Public Lead, Legal Team, Advisory Panel Members, volunteers or RSNZ) who will we know so far will be involved in each activity are bracketed.

'''Web resources'''

''[http://www.creativecommons.org.nz Jurisdiction website]''

We are rebuilding our jurisdiction website on WordPress and expect to complete this by the end of November. The similar yet new version will make it easier for us to publish documents like Panel Meeting minutes and presentation slides. ([http://www3.royalsociety.org.nz/contact/staff/josh-gross/ Joshua Gross] [RSNZ] and [http://www3.royalsociety.org.nz/contact/staff/jane-hornibrook/ Jane Hornibrook] [Public Lead])

''Website and social media content''

Along with our social media channels ([http://twitter.com/CC_Aotearoa Twitter] and Flickr – to be set up) we aim to keep the website up to date with news and events, and provide three more 'Featured Commoners' (which are interviews or case studies) by January. ([http://www.creativecommons.org.nz/users/registered_users/jane_hornibrook Jane Hornibrook] [Public Lead])

'''Metrics'''

''A basic licence uptake and user feedback report''

The Public Lead should have completed an up-to-date licence uptake report by the end January 2010. The report summarises general licence user trends and feedback, and uses Google search in conjunction with the CC Licence Monitor to vaguely map licence uptake in New Zealand. ([http://www.creativecommons.org.nz/users/registered_users/jane_hornibrook Jane Hornibrook] [Public Lead])

'''Competitions'''

''[http://www.mixandmash.org.nz/ Mix and Mash. The great NZ remix and mashup competition]''

CCANZ and others are partnering with [http://www.digitalnz.org/ DigitalNZ] to run Mix and Mash. The great NZ remix and mashup competition The content remix and API mash-up competition commences in Novemember 2010. It aims to encourage licensing of some government and institutional content for re-use and to reward new assets created from CC and out-of-copyright material. Sign up at the website to receive details. ([http://www.creativecommons.org.nz/users/registered_users/jane_hornibrook Jane Hornibrook] [Public Lead])

'''Workshops and Presentations'''

''State Agencies and NZGOAL''

[http://www.ssc.govt.nz/ The State Services Commission] are facilitating for State Agencies on the [http://www.e.govt.nz/policy/nzgoal New Zealand Government Open Access and Licensing framework] in late 2010. CCANZ will contribute to the workshops and document main discussion points. ([http://nz.linkedin.com/pub/keitha-booth/6/774/595 Keitha Booth] [Advisory Panel] [http://nz.linkedin.com/in/rbest Richard Best] [Legal Team] and [http://www.creativecommons.org.nz/users/registered_users/jane_hornibrook Jane Hornibrook] [Public Lead])

''[http://piyn.net/ People in Your Neighbourhood]''

This [http://www.britishcouncil.org/nz.htm British Council New Zealand] program explores and celebrates New Zealand's urban multicultural artistic talent, and is all based on CC principals. CCANZ had been involved in the project since 2009 but will step up its promotional activities and work with PIYN more closely to document experiences and outputs via our networks. This commences in 2011. ([http://www.mohawkmedia.co.nz/about Helen Baxter] [Advisory Panel] and [http://www.creativecommons.org.nz/users/registered_users/jane_hornibrook Jane Hornibrook] [Public Lead])

''CC and Eduction''

CCANZ will work with the [http://www.minedu.govt.nz/ Ministry of Education] and [http://wikieducator.org/ WikiEducator] to provide some workshops for schools on CC in February 2011. CCANZ will also be working more closely with WikiEducator and the [http://wikieducator.org/OERF:Home Open Education Resource Foundation] to offer support in projects - such as their new collaboration with the Open Courseware Consortium to [http://wikieducator.org/Open_Content_Licensing create resources for open content licensing in education]. ([http://wikieducator.org/User:Mackiwg Wayne Mackintosh] [Advisory Panel] [http://www.creativecommons.org.nz/users/registered_users/jane_hornibrook Jane Hornibrook] [Public Lead])

''Indigenous knowledge workshops''

In 2008, [http://www.victoria.ac.nz/law/staff/FrankelS.aspx Professor Susy Frankel] from the CCANZ Legal Team and Huhana Rokx from the Council for the Humanities facilitated some discussion meetings on Maroi knowledge and how it relates to the application of CC licences. It was proposed at the time that a workshop would be held to explore the matter after relevant processes within the Waitangi Tribunal had played out. Plans for such a workshop will possibly be resumed in 2011 at Susy's discretion, although it is also possible for us to contribute to this thread by facilitating Maori translations of some basic CC resources. ([http://www.victoria.ac.nz/law/staff/FrankelS.aspx Susy Frankel] [Legal Team] and [http://www.victoria.ac.nz/vms/staff/aroha-mead.aspx Aroha Meed] [Advisory Panel])

==Community==

Most of the Creative Commons stakeholders and community groups in New Zealand could be categorised under the following:

'''''Government.''''' Agencies and staff who advocate for ‘open government’ and the principles of open access in public sector information.

'''''Education.''''' Institutions and projects promoting E-Learning and open educational resources.

'''''Creators and/or self publishers.''''' Professional and non-professional creators who use open access as part of new business models and/or believe in free culture as a motivating cause.

'''''Private business.''''' On and offline businesses who utilise open access as part of their strategic operation.

'''''Cultural institutions.''''' Community spaces and archives who see the benefits of open access for the management of material and the greater good of the community.

'''''Maori knowledge communities.''''' Those vested in the study of and advocacy for Mātauranga Maori.

'''''Learned societies, Research Organisations, Think Tanks and Professional Bodies.''''' Such as Crown Research Institutes and Societies who see open access licensing as a stimulus to innovation.

'''''Social commentators.''''' Those maintaining that open access and shared culture benefits benefit our society as a whole in many ways.

We try to strengthen ties with these communities by pulling in people from diverse areas on our Panel, and by collaborating with other projects. We have an online CC community on our website which [http://www.creativecommons.org.nz/creative_commoners you can view here].

==Project Composition==

'''CCANZ Legal Team'''

[http://nz.linkedin.com/in/rbest Richard Best], Department of Internal Affairs

[http://www.victoria.ac.nz/law/staff/FrankelS.aspx Professor Susy Frankel], Victoria University of Wellington

[http://twitter.com/andrewmatangi Andrew Matangi], Buddle Findlay

[http://www.law.auckland.ac.nz/uoa/os-paul-sumpter Paul Sumpter], University of Auckland

'''CCANZ Public Lead'''

[http://www.royalsociety.org.nz/contact/staff/jane-hornibrook/ Jane Hornibrook]

'''RSNZ Manager'''

[http://www.royalsociety.org.nz/contact/staff/don-smith/ Don Smith]

'''CCANZ Advisory Panel'''

[http://www.natlib.govt.nz/about-us/people/key-people Penny Carnaby], National Librarian (Chair)

[http://www.mohawkmedia.co.nz/about Helen Baxter], Mohawk Media

[http://nz.linkedin.com/pub/keitha-booth/6/774/595 Keitha Booth], State Services Commission

[http://it.gen.nz/ Colin Jackson], IT consultant

[https://www.fmhs.auckland.ac.nz/sms/staffct/staff_details.aspx?staffID=6D6B7562303033 Fabiana Kubke], University of Auckland

[http://www.law.qut.edu.au/staff/lsstaff/fitzgerald.jsp Professor Brian Fitzgerald], Queensland University of Technology

[http://wikieducator.org/User:Mackiwg Dr Wayne Macintosh], Open Education Resource Foundation

[http://www.victoria.ac.nz/vms/staff/aroha-mead.aspx Aroha Meed], Victoria Management School

[http://twitter.com/bpsg Stephanie Pietkiewicz], True Story

'''CCANZ volunteers'''

[http://www.coactivate.org/projects/disintermedia/danyl-strype Danyl Strype]

==Sustainability==

[http://www.royalsociety.org.nz/ The Royal Society of New Zealand] maintains a contract with the [http://www.morst.govt.nz/ Ministry for Research Science and Technology] to facilitate an environment where Creative Commons can achieve its aims in exchange for a three-year funding grant from 2010–2013. We will be looking at ways the ensure some sustainability both during and after this period.

==Regional Collaboration==

We're part of a fabulous [http://www.creativecommons.asia/ jurisdiction group in the Asia Pacific region] and recently enjoyed a CC Asia Pacific conference hosted by [http://www.creativecommons.or.kr/ CC Korea]. There is a [http://cc-asia-pacific.wikidot.com/ regional newsletter].

CCANZ is very indebted to [http://creativecommons.org.au/ CC Australia] for their assistance over the years, and for contributing their knowledge on our inaugural Advisory Panel.

New Zealand

2010-09-16T23:22:47Z

Janehornibrook: CC Roadmap - First posting

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Jurisdiction: Creative Commons Aotearoa New Zealand

Date submitted: September 2010

=Roadmap=

==Descrption==

We are the kaitiaki of the New Zealand CC licences that enable the voluntary sharing of information and ideas 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.

==Priorities==

'''''Priorities for the remainder of 2010 '''''

- Achieving appropriate transparency

- Promoting CC in the context of [http://www.e.govt.nz/policy/nzgoal NZGOAL]

- Re-establishing local ties with the education sector

- Helping facilitate widespread participation in [http://www.mixandmash.org.nz/ Mix and Mash]

- Transferring our website to WordPress

'''''More to come in 2011 ...'''''

- Producing some clear promotional materials (such as pamphlets, videos or animations)

- Holding our first CCANZ [http://wiki.creativecommons.org/Salon salon]

- Coordinating volunteer efforts more effectively

- Facilitating a study on the outcomes of CC licensing in NZ

==Deliverables (6 month forecast)==

It's CCANZ's aim in 2010 to partner with other institutions and sector groups in order to create awareness and promote CC more effectively to more communities. The following list sets out some collaborative efforts planned for the near future.

The people from CCANZ (Public Lead, Legal Team, Advisory Panel Members, volunteers or RSNZ) who will we know so far will be involved in each activity are bracketed.

'''Web resources'''

''[http://www.creativecommons.org.nz Jurisdiction website]''

We are rebuilding our jurisdiction website on WordPress and expect to complete this by the end of November. The similar yet new version will make it easier for us to publish documents like Panel Meeting minutes and presentation slides. ([http://www3.royalsociety.org.nz/contact/staff/josh-gross/ Joshua Gross] [RSNZ] and [http://www3.royalsociety.org.nz/contact/staff/jane-hornibrook/ Jane Hornibrook] [Public Lead])

''Website and social media content''

Along with our social media channels ([http://twitter.com/CC_Aotearoa Twitter] and Flickr – to be set up) we aim to keep the website up to date with news and events, and provide three more 'Featured Commoners' (which are interviews or case studies) by January. ([http://www.creativecommons.org.nz/users/registered_users/jane_hornibrook Jane Hornibrook] [Public Lead])

'''Metrics'''

''A basic licence uptake and user feedback report''

The Public Lead should have completed an up-to-date licence uptake report by the end January 2010. The report summarises general licence user trends and feedback, and uses Google search in conjunction with the CC Licence Monitor to vaguely map licence uptake in New Zealand. ([http://www.creativecommons.org.nz/users/registered_users/jane_hornibrook Jane Hornibrook] [Public Lead])

'''Competitions'''

''[http://www.mixandmash.org.nz/ Mix and Mash. The great NZ remix and mashup competition]''

CCANZ and others are partnering with [http://www.digitalnz.org/ DigitalNZ] to run Mix and Mash. The great NZ remix and mashup competition The content remix and API mash-up competition commences in Novemember 2010. It aims to encourage licensing of some government and institutional content for re-use and to reward new assets created from CC and out-of-copyright material. Sign up at the website to receive details. ([http://www.creativecommons.org.nz/users/registered_users/jane_hornibrook Jane Hornibrook] [Public Lead])

'''Workshops and Presentations'''

''State Agencies and NZGOAL''

[http://www.ssc.govt.nz/ The State Services Commission] are facilitating for State Agencies on the [http://www.e.govt.nz/policy/nzgoal New Zealand Government Open Access and Licensing framework] in late 2010. CCANZ will contribute to the workshops and document main discussion points. ([http://nz.linkedin.com/pub/keitha-booth/6/774/595 Keitha Booth] [Advisory Panel] [http://nz.linkedin.com/in/rbest Richard Best] [Legal Team] and [http://www.creativecommons.org.nz/users/registered_users/jane_hornibrook Jane Hornibrook] [Public Lead])

''[http://piyn.net/ People in Your Neighbourhood]''

This [http://www.britishcouncil.org/nz.htm British Council New Zealand] program explores and celebrates New Zealand's urban multicultural artistic talent, and is all based on CC principals. CCANZ had been involved in the project since 2009 but will step up its promotional activities and work with PIYN more closely to document experiences and outputs via our networks. This commences in 2011. ([http://www.mohawkmedia.co.nz/about Helen Baxter] [Advisory Panel] and [http://www.creativecommons.org.nz/users/registered_users/jane_hornibrook Jane Hornibrook] [Public Lead])

''CC and Eduction''

CCANZ will work with the [http://www.minedu.govt.nz/ Ministry of Education] and [http://wikieducator.org/ WikiEducator] to provide some workshops for schools on CC in late 2010. CCANZ will also be working more closely with WikiEducator and the [http://wikieducator.org/OERF:Home Open Education Resource Foundation] to offer support in projects - such as their new collaboration with the Open Courseware Consortium to [http://wikieducator.org/Open_Content_Licensing create resources for open content licensing in education]. ([http://wikieducator.org/User:Mackiwg Wayne Mackintosh] [Advisory Panel] [http://www.creativecommons.org.nz/users/registered_users/jane_hornibrook Jane Hornibrook] [Public Lead])

''Indigenous knowledge workshops''

In 2008, [http://www.victoria.ac.nz/law/staff/FrankelS.aspx Professor Susy Frankel] from the CCANZ Legal Team and Huhana Rokx from the Council for the Humanities facilitated some discussion meetings on Maroi knowledge and how it relates to the application of CC licences. It was proposed at the time that a workshop would be held to explore the matter after relevant processes within the Waitangi Tribunal had played out. Plans for such a workshop will possibly be resumed in 2011 at Susy's discretion, although it is also possible for us to contribute to this thread by facilitating Maori translations of some basic CC resources. ([http://www.victoria.ac.nz/law/staff/FrankelS.aspx Susy Frankel] [Legal Team] and [http://www.victoria.ac.nz/vms/staff/aroha-mead.aspx Aroha Meed] [Advisory Panel])

==Community==

Most of the Creative Commons stakeholders and community groups in New Zealand could be categorised under the following:

'''''Government.''''' Agencies and staff who advocate for ‘open government’ and the principles of open access in public sector information.

'''''Education.''''' Institutions and projects promoting E-Learning and open educational resources.

'''''Creators and/or self publishers.''''' Professional and non-professional creators who use open access as part of new business models and/or believe in free culture as a motivating cause.

'''''Private business.''''' On and offline businesses who utilise open access as part of their strategic operation.

'''''Cultural institutions.''''' Community spaces and archives who see the benefits of open access for the management of material and the greater good of the community.

'''''Maori knowledge communities.''''' Those vested in the study of and advocacy for Mātauranga Maori.

'''''Learned societies, Research Organisations, Think Tanks and Professional Bodies.''''' Such as Crown Research Institutes and Societies who see open access licensing as a stimulus to innovation.

'''''Social commentators.''''' Those maintaining that open access and shared culture benefits benefit our society as a whole in many ways.

We try to strengthen ties with these communities by pulling in people from diverse areas on our Panel, and by collaborating with other projects. We have an online CC community on our website which [http://www.creativecommons.org.nz/creative_commoners you can view here].

==Project Composition==

'''CCANZ Legal Team'''

[http://nz.linkedin.com/in/rbest Richard Best], Department of Internal Affairs

[http://www.victoria.ac.nz/law/staff/FrankelS.aspx Professor Susy Frankel], Victoria University of Wellington

[http://twitter.com/andrewmatangi Andrew Matangi], Buddle Findlay

[http://www.law.auckland.ac.nz/uoa/os-paul-sumpter Paul Sumpter], University of Auckland

'''CCANZ Public Lead'''

[http://www.royalsociety.org.nz/contact/staff/jane-hornibrook/ Jane Hornibrook]

'''RSNZ Manager'''

[http://www.royalsociety.org.nz/contact/staff/don-smith/ Don Smith]

'''CCANZ Advisory Panel'''

[http://www.natlib.govt.nz/about-us/people/key-people Penny Carnaby], National Librarian (Chair)

[http://www.mohawkmedia.co.nz/about Helen Baxter], Mohawk Media

[http://nz.linkedin.com/pub/keitha-booth/6/774/595 Keitha Booth], State Services Commission

[http://it.gen.nz/ Colin Jackson], IT consultant

[https://www.fmhs.auckland.ac.nz/sms/staffct/staff_details.aspx?staffID=6D6B7562303033 Fabiana Kubke], University of Auckland

[http://www.law.qut.edu.au/staff/lsstaff/fitzgerald.jsp Professor Brian Fitzgerald], Queensland University of Technology

[http://wikieducator.org/User:Mackiwg Dr Wayne Macintosh], Open Education Resource Foundation

[http://www.victoria.ac.nz/vms/staff/aroha-mead.aspx Aroha Meed], Victoria Management School

[http://twitter.com/bpsg Stephanie Pietkiewicz], True Story

'''CCANZ volunteers'''

[http://www.coactivate.org/projects/disintermedia/danyl-strype Danyl Strype]

==Sustainability==

[http://www.royalsociety.org.nz/ The Royal Society of New Zealand] maintains a contract with the [http://www.morst.govt.nz/ Ministry for Research Science and Technology] to facilitate an environment where Creative Commons can achieve its aims in exchange for a three-year funding grant from 2010–2013. We will be looking at ways the ensure some sustainability both during and after this period.

==Regional Collaboration==

We're part of a fabulous [http://www.creativecommons.asia/ jurisdiction group in the Asia Pacific region] and recently enjoyed a CC Asia Pacific conference hosted by [http://www.creativecommons.or.kr/ CC Korea]. There is a [http://cc-asia-pacific.wikidot.com/ regional newsletter].

CCANZ is very indebted to [http://creativecommons.org.au/ CC Australia] for their assistance over the years, and for contributing their knowledge on our inaugural Advisory Panel.

Affiliate Calls/Q2 2010

2010-05-26T00:24:08Z

Janehornibrook: /* RSVP/Attendees */

==Time & Date==
10 June 2010 // 11 June 2010
GMT: Thursday, 10 June 2010, 23:00
([http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/fixedtime.html?day=10&month=6&year=2010&hour=23&min=0&sec=0&p1=0 time zone planner])

== Call Details==
TBA

== RSVP/Attendees ==
(add your name here by June 4th if you plan to join)
# [[User:Mike Linksvayer|Mike Linksvayer]] 16:38, 25 May 2010 (UTC)
# Diane Peters
# Joi Ito
# Federico Morando (CC-IT)
# Jane Hornibrook (CC New Zealand)
# ''Add your name here.''

==Q1 2010 Call Notes==
See [[Affiliate_Calls/Q1_2010]]

==Q2 2010 Agenda==

===Welcome and Meeting Overview===
===CC-HQ Board and Staff Updates===
===Program Updates===
* Catalyst Grant Program
* Public Patent License
* Translation Plans
* Intern Program
* Affiliates
**MOU Revisions
**Affiliate and Porting Guidelines and Policies
**Board Composition and Reporting

===Affiliate Updates===
* Asia-Pacific Conference (CC Korea)
* OCWC meeting and Vietnam launch (CC Columbia)
* Others

Case Studies/New Zealand Electronic Text Centre

2008-11-04T03:45:33Z

Janehornibrook:

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|Quote_Attribution=Alison Stevenson, NZETC director
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== Overview ==
The NZETC aims to create a digital library providing open access to significant New Zealand and Pacific Island texts and materials. This encompasses both digitised heritage material and born-digital resources; effectively partner with other organisations, as a collaborator and service provider, on a variety of digitisation and digital content projects; build a wider community skilled in the use and creation of digital materials through teaching and training activities and by publishing and presenting the results of research; To work at the intersection of computing tools with textual material and investigate how these tools may be used to make new knowledge from our cultural inheritance.

== License Usage ==
The NZETC provides free access to a range of materials in multiple formats for download or online browsing. In situations where the original text is out of copyright, the NZETC provides a digitised version under a New Zealand Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike licence. This allows the sharing and remixing of the digitised text, even for commercial reasons, as long as the NZETC is credited and users licence their new creations under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike Licence too.

“We hope this will encourage more use of the resources by making it obvious to our users that, in many cases, they can take the digital editions to share and transform as they like.”

Alison Stevenson, NZETC director

So far there are 433 titles available under the New Zealand Creative Commons licence including Walter Buller’s A History of the Birds of New Zealand, the 1914 edition of the Edmond’s Cookery Book, Katherine Mansfield’s fiction, Elsdon Best’s monographs, and the many 19th century New Zealand novels in the archive.

Much of the material handled by the NZETC cannot be released with Creative Commons licences because full copyright is retained by others, although these parties will have the option of choosing CC for their work from now on.

== Motivations ==
NZETC Director Alison Stevenson says that “in terms of CC licensing for original works which are in copyright, now that we can demonstrate the license in use on the site it will be easier to offer it as an option and we'll certainly talk to authors about this in future projects.” The centre regularly received requests from remix poets for permission to republish text, and from journalists and exhibition organisers for permission to reproduce NZETC images. By applying a Creative Commons licence to some of the collection, users no longer have to contact the centre for permission on this material. ..

== Media ==
Text and image

Case Studies/New Zealand Electronic Text Centre

2008-11-04T03:30:45Z

Janehornibrook: New page: {{Case Study |Description=The NZETC is a free online archive of New Zealand and Pacific Islands texts and heritage materials. |Quote=“We hope this will encourage more use of the resource...

{{Case Study
|Description=The NZETC is a free online archive of New Zealand and Pacific Islands texts and heritage materials.
|Quote=“We hope this will encourage more use of the resources by making it obvious to our users that, in many cases, they can take the digital editions to share and transform as they like.”
|Quote_Attribution=Alison Stevenson, NZETC director
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== Overview ==
The NZETC aims to create a digital library providing open access to significant New Zealand and Pacific Island texts and materials. This encompasses both digitised heritage material and born-digital resources; effectively partner with other organisations, as a collaborator and service provider, on a variety of digitisation and digital content projects; build a wider community skilled in the use and creation of digital materials through teaching and training activities and by publishing and presenting the results of research; To work at the intersection of computing tools with textual material and investigate how these tools may be used to make new knowledge from our cultural inheritance.

== License Usage ==
The NZETC provides free access to a range of materials in multiple formats for download or online browsing. In situations where the original text is out of copyright, the NZETC provides a digitised version under a New Zealand Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike licence. This allows the sharing and remixing of the digitised text, even for commercial reasons, as long as the NZETC is credited and users licence their new creations under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike Licence too.

“We hope this will encourage more use of the resources by making it obvious to our users that, in many cases, they can take the digital editions to share and transform as they like.”

Alison Stevenson, NZETC director

So far there are 433 titles available under the New Zealand Creative Commons licence including Walter Buller’s A History of the Birds of New Zealand, the 1914 edition of the Edmond’s Cookery Book, Katherine Mansfield’s fiction, Elsdon Best’s monographs, and the many 19th century New Zealand novels in the archive.

Much of the material handled by the NZETC cannot be released with Creative Commons licences because full copyright is retained by others, although these parties will have the option of choosing CC for their work from now on.

== Motivations ==
NZETC Director Alison Stevenson says that “in terms of CC licensing for original works which are in copyright, now that we can demonstrate the license in use on the site it will be easier to offer it as an option and we'll certainly talk to authors about this in future projects.” The centre regularly received requests from remix poets for permission to republish text, and from journalists and exhibition organisers for permission to reproduce NZETC images. By applying a Creative Commons licence to some of the collection, users no longer have to contact the centre for permission on this material. ..

== Media ==
Text and image

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