Open Policy Network - Revision history

CCID-cable.green at 22:27, 27 February 2014

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Billymeinke at 19:17, 7 January 2014

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CCID-tvol: /* Work Product: OPN services and resources */

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‎Work Product: OPN services and resources

Mike Linksvayer: Reverted edits by Mattman (talk) to last revision by Thomasjones1

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Mattman at 15:05, 15 September 2013

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Thomasjones1: /* Governance */

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‎Governance

CCID-tvol at 19:54, 2 April 2013

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CCID-tvol at 20:31, 18 January 2013

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‎Work Product: OPN services and resources

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 '''''Open Policy Network: Ensuring open access to publicly funded resources''
-'''[http://openpolicynetwork.org openpolicynetwork.org]
+For updated information, see: '''[http://openpolicynetwork.org openpolicynetwork.org]
 '''
 == Overview ==

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-As of 2 April 2013.
+http://wiki.creativecommons.org/images/7/76/Open_Policy_Network.png
 '''''Open Policy Network: Ensuring open access to publicly funded resources''
 '''
 == Overview ==

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 Medium-term:
 * Messaging: media / public relations work
 * Teach key policy stakeholders about open policies through webinars, keynotes, editorials, conference presentations and School of Open classes
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 * OPN meetings / convenings for policy makers
 * Ongoing recruitment of experts and leaders to join the efforts around open policy, especially in key areas such as OER.
 == Funding ==

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 Option 2 - Rotating council
-* This framework would include most of the activities in Option 1, except a 5-person rotating council, with input from OPN members, would make administrative decisions. The council would provide leadership in directing open policy inquiries, prioritizing OPN activities, assist with fundraising, and setting the agenda for monthly calls. Any OPN member may nominate her/himself or another OPN member to be on the council. Council members will be voted onto the council by OPN members. The council membership would rotate every year with an annual election. Each newly elected council would elect its chair who would serve for a 1-year term. If organizations directly responsible for maintaining the OPN [http://www.247choppers.co.uk website], open listserv, monthly calls, and/or OPN fundraising are not members of the [http://losangelescourtreporting.com council], those organizations may choose to have ex-officio seats on the council to keep the council informed of those key activities.
+* This framework would include most of the activities in Option 1, except a 5-person rotating council, with input from OPN members, would make administrative decisions. The council would provide leadership in directing open policy inquiries, prioritizing OPN activities, assist with fundraising, and setting the agenda for monthly calls. Any OPN member may nominate her/himself or another OPN member to be on the council. Council members will be voted onto the council by OPN members. The council membership would rotate every year with an annual election. Each newly elected council would elect its chair who would serve for a 1-year term. If organizations directly responsible for maintaining the OPN [http://www.247choppers.co.uk website], open listserv, monthly calls, and/or OPN fundraising are not members of the council, those organizations may choose to have ex-officio seats on the council to keep the council informed of those key activities.
 * + paid secretariat option
 Paid secretariat option (defined)
-* This would be the most formal framework and could contain provisions from both Options 1 and/or 2. The secretariat would be a part- or full-time person responsible for most of the administrative duties, and routing of inquiries to relevant [http://houstonreporting.com groups] at the direction of the council. The secretariat could also be tasked with seeking additional funding, developing a research agenda, managing OPN fellows, or other tasks as directed by the council. This option will require immediate funding considerations.
+* This would be the most formal framework and could contain provisions from both Options 1 and/or 2. The secretariat would be a part- or full-time person responsible for most of the administrative duties, and routing of inquiries to relevant groups at the direction of the council. The secretariat could also be tasked with seeking additional funding, developing a research agenda, managing OPN fellows, or other tasks as directed by the council. This option will require immediate funding considerations.
 == Work Product: OPN services and resources ==

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 Option 2 - Rotating council
-* This framework would include most of the activities in Option 1, except a 5-person rotating council, with input from OPN members, would make administrative decisions. The council would provide leadership in directing open policy inquiries, prioritizing OPN activities, assist with fundraising, and setting the agenda for monthly calls. Any OPN member may nominate her/himself or another OPN member to be on the council. Council members will be voted onto the council by OPN members. The council membership would rotate every year with an annual election. Each newly elected council would elect its chair who would serve for a 1-year term. If organizations directly responsible for maintaining the OPN [http://www.247choppers.co.uk website], open listserv, monthly calls, and/or OPN fundraising are not members of the council, those organizations may choose to have ex-officio seats on the council to keep the council informed of those key activities.
+* This framework would include most of the activities in Option 1, except a 5-person rotating council, with input from OPN members, would make administrative decisions. The council would provide leadership in directing open policy inquiries, prioritizing OPN activities, assist with fundraising, and setting the agenda for monthly calls. Any OPN member may nominate her/himself or another OPN member to be on the council. Council members will be voted onto the council by OPN members. The council membership would rotate every year with an annual election. Each newly elected council would elect its chair who would serve for a 1-year term. If organizations directly responsible for maintaining the OPN [http://www.247choppers.co.uk website], open listserv, monthly calls, and/or OPN fundraising are not members of the [http://losangelescourtreporting.com council], those organizations may choose to have ex-officio seats on the council to keep the council informed of those key activities.
 * + paid secretariat option
 Paid secretariat option (defined)
-* This would be the most formal framework and could contain provisions from both Options 1 and/or 2. The secretariat would be a part- or full-time person responsible for most of the administrative duties, and routing of inquiries to relevant groups at the direction of the council. The secretariat could also be tasked with seeking additional funding, developing a research agenda, managing OPN fellows, or other tasks as directed by the council. This option will require immediate funding considerations.
+* This would be the most formal framework and could contain provisions from both Options 1 and/or 2. The secretariat would be a part- or full-time person responsible for most of the administrative duties, and routing of inquiries to relevant [http://houstonreporting.com groups] at the direction of the council. The secretariat could also be tasked with seeking additional funding, developing a research agenda, managing OPN fellows, or other tasks as directed by the council. This option will require immediate funding considerations.
 == Work Product: OPN services and resources ==

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	'''''Open Policy Network: Ensuring open access to publicly funded resources''		'''''Open Policy Network: Ensuring open access to publicly funded resources''
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 * The adoption of open policies can maximize the return on public investments and promote a global commons of resources for innovative reuse.
 * Publicly funded resources should be openly licensed resources.
-* Open policies should require, as a default, [http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ CC BY] on publicly funded content and [http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/ CC0] on publicly funded data, though the OPN recognizes there may be limited exceptions.
+* Open policies should require, as a default, licenses compliant with the [http://opendefinition.org/okd/ Open Definition], with a preference for open licenses that at most require attribution to the author (such as [http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ CC BY]) for publicly funded content and no rights reserved (such as [http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/ CC0]) for publicly funded data. OPN recognizes there may be limited exceptions to the default.
 * The OPN is a open network free for anyone to join as long as they agree to contribute and abide by the mission and guiding principles.
 * The OPN work is aligned with the recommendations of:

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 * The adoption of open policies can maximize the return on public investments and promote a global commons of resources for innovative reuse.
 * Publicly funded resources should be openly licensed resources.
-* Open policies should strive to require [http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ CC BY] on publicly funded content and [http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/ CC0] on publicly funded data.
+* Open policies should require, as a default, [http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ CC BY] on publicly funded content and [http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/ CC0] on publicly funded data, though the OPN recognizes there may be limited exceptions.
 * The OPN is a open network free for anyone to join as long as they agree to contribute and abide by the mission and guiding principles.
 * The OPN work is aligned with the recommendations of:
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 * Link to, catalog and curate existing and new open policies and open policy resources from around the world.
 * Connect open policy advocates and organizations on a listserv and monthly phone conference to maximize knowledge transfer and cooperation.
 * Operate in a manner respectful of member organizations’ existing messaging, communities and business models.
-* Release all content produced by the OPN under CC BY and data under CC0.
+* Release all content produced by the OPN under CC BY and data under CC0, in a fully transparent manner on the OPN web site.
 [[File:OPN_Opportunity_Request_Workflow.jpg|800px]]
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 * Develop open policy implementation kits with slides and talking points
 * Provide as-needed consulting / mentoring / networking
 * Finding, curating and posting existing open policies / laws
 **link out to existing open policy sites (e.g., ROARMAP and OER Policy Registry)
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 * Teach key policy stakeholders about open policies through webinars, keynotes, editorials, conference presentations and School of Open classes
 * Research: evaluating existing open policies and writing open policy briefs
-** identify gaps in open policy research literature
+** identify open policy gaps and opportunities within and across countries and sectors
-** determine how to do the research to fill those gaps
+** provide support for development of new open policy resources
 * OPN fellows program and/or graduate student researchers
 * OPN meetings / convenings for policy makers
 * Ongoing recruitment of experts and leaders to join the efforts around open policy, especially in key areas such as OER.
 == Funding ==
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 == Roadmap ==
 * [[/2012_Convening|Brainstorming meeting in California, October 2012]]
-* [http://etherpad.creativecommons.org/p/OPI_call_Nov_27 Conference call notes November 27; December 13]
+* [http://etherpad.creativecommons.org/p/OPI_call_Nov_27 Conference call notes November 27 2012; December 13 2012]
-* [[conference call notes January 2013]]
+* [http://etherpad.creativecommons.org/p/OPN_Jan17 Conference call notes January 17 2013]