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<div style="font-size:100%; line-height:1.75em; margin-bottom:1.25em;text-align:justify;">Creative Commons case studies consist of a variety of articles ranging from Inspiration, to business models to entertainment and precedents. It’s the perfect place to start your research. There are three  ways you could contribute to this base:</div>
  
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This is the home of the CC Use Cases project that looks at building clear high-level use cases of Creative Commons internationally. The project is initiated along with Creative Commons Australia. Our goal is to create a community-powered system for qualitatively measuring the impact of Creative Commons around the world.
 
  
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The best place to communicate on this is through the [http://creativecommons.org/contact cc-community mailing list and the #cc chat channel on irc.freenode.net]. Join in the fun!
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1. '''[[#evaluation|Case Studies Evaluation]]'''<br>
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<p style="padding-left: 16px">There is no perfect case study, and with your help you could highlight and point out different  areas of a case study that needs revision. This will help improve the Creative Commons Case Studies a great deal. For more information on Evaluation kindly visit https://wiki.creativecommons.org/wiki/Case_Studies/Evaluation </p>
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2. '''[[#translation|Translating a Case Study]]'''<br>
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<p style="padding-left: 16px">Creative Commons wikis are originally written in English. However, for the information may not be helpful/effective to others who don’t understand English. If you feel comfortable with English and another native language, you could assist CC by adding a translation of any wiki  in your own language. For details on how to go about this visit https://wiki.creativecommons.org/wiki/CCWiki:Translate</p>
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<p style="padding-left: 16px">Expanding the Wanted List
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There is a long list of completed case studies but CC is open to new fresh ideas. If you feel there is need for a particular Case Study to be represented, you could as well give us your idea and it could be considered and implemented. To find out more on how to contribute vibrant ideas to CC case studies follow this link. https://wiki.creativecommons.org/wiki/Talk:Case_Studies</p>
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<h2>Creative Commons Case Studies Categories</h2>
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*'''[[Government_use_of_Creative_Commons|Government Usage]]'''
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*'''[[OER_Case_Studies|Open Educational Resources (OER)]]'''
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*'''[[Data]]'''
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*'''[[Photography]]'''
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*'''[[GLAM|GLAM: Galleries, Libraries, Archives, Museums]]'''
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*'''[[Journalism]]'''
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*'''[[Musician|Music]]'''
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*'''[[Writer|Literature]]'''
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*'''[[Social_Justice|Social Justice]]'''
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<h3>About the Book</h3>
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* ''Link to Book: [http://creativecommons.org.au/learn-more/publications/casestudiesvol1 Building an Australasian Commons]''
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* ''Produced By: [http://creativecommons.org.au Creative Commons Australia]''
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This book includes 60 stories of how people are using Creative Commons in Australia and internationally. It highlights the work being done by commoners the world over, as well as providing examples, models and guidance for those wanting to explore their c1opyright options in the digital environment.</p>
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Latest revision as of 03:40, 5 November 2019

Casestudies-splash.jpg

Creative Commons case studies consist of a variety of articles ranging from Inspiration, to business models to entertainment and precedents. It’s the perfect place to start your research. There are three ways you could contribute to this base:


1. Case Studies Evaluation

There is no perfect case study, and with your help you could highlight and point out different areas of a case study that needs revision. This will help improve the Creative Commons Case Studies a great deal. For more information on Evaluation kindly visit https://wiki.creativecommons.org/wiki/Case_Studies/Evaluation

2. Translating a Case Study

Creative Commons wikis are originally written in English. However, for the information may not be helpful/effective to others who don’t understand English. If you feel comfortable with English and another native language, you could assist CC by adding a translation of any wiki in your own language. For details on how to go about this visit https://wiki.creativecommons.org/wiki/CCWiki:Translate

3. Expanding the wanted list

Expanding the Wanted List There is a long list of completed case studies but CC is open to new fresh ideas. If you feel there is need for a particular Case Study to be represented, you could as well give us your idea and it could be considered and implemented. To find out more on how to contribute vibrant ideas to CC case studies follow this link. https://wiki.creativecommons.org/wiki/Talk:Case_Studies


Creative Commons Case Studies Categories


Building an australassian commons thumbnail.jpg

About the Book

This book includes 60 stories of how people are using Creative Commons in Australia and internationally. It highlights the work being done by commoners the world over, as well as providing examples, models and guidance for those wanting to explore their c1opyright options in the digital environment.

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