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== Tuesday, July 29 == | == Tuesday, July 29 == | ||
| − | Legal Day | + | '''Legal Day''' |
| + | Catharina Maracke, lead | ||
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| + | === Morning Session I === | ||
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| + | === Morning Session II === | ||
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| + | Non-commercial | ||
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| + | === Afternoon Session I === | ||
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| + | === Afternoon Session II === | ||
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== Wednesday, July 30 == | == Wednesday, July 30 == | ||
| − | Closed session(s) for all CC affiliates and jurisdiction projects to hammer out various issues. | + | '''Closed session(s) for all CC affiliates and jurisdiction projects to hammer out various issues.''' |
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| + | === Morning Session === | ||
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| + | Jurisdiction Year in Review | ||
| + | |||
| + | === Afternoon Session I === | ||
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| + | CC HQ Jurisdiction overview, planning, assessment of last year and for coming year | ||
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| + | === Afternoon Session II === | ||
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| + | The next Year: The big roadmap | ||
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== Thursday, July 31 == | == Thursday, July 31 == | ||
| − | + | '''Culture, Technical, and Academic Projects workshops''' | |
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| + | === Morning Session I === | ||
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| + | Regional Follow-up: Asia Commons | ||
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| + | === Morning Session II === | ||
| + | Regional Follow-up: CC Europe | ||
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| + | === Afternoon Session I === | ||
| + | ccTools: Overview of status, and future directions | ||
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| + | === Afternoon Session II === | ||
| + | ? | ||
== Friday, August 1 == | == Friday, August 1 == | ||
Revision as of 16:21, 12 February 2008
For general information about iCommons 2008 in Sapporo, Japan, see the iCommons website. This page describes CC-specific involvement at the conference.
Day 0 will include the CCi Legal Day, dedicated to giving Creative Commons jurisdiction project leads and teams the opportunity to discuss legal issues and international aspects of the Creative Commons licenses.
Contents
From Now Until Day 1
There are three major projects to collaborate on prior to #Tuesday, July 29.
- 5 Casestudies added to the casestudies from each jurisdiction
- 5 CC integrations with your (top) level targets for your jurisdiction (could also be the usecases)
- 5 documents ported to your jurisdiction and language. Also, Translations at http://translate.creativecommons.org at 100%
Then, we will have a session going over the successes in this drive and highlighting the key pieces.
A detailed schedule is forthcoming as we work out the details and coordinate with iCommons.
Tuesday, July 29
Legal Day Catharina Maracke, lead
Morning Session I
Morning Session II
Non-commercial
Afternoon Session I
Afternoon Session II
Wednesday, July 30
Closed session(s) for all CC affiliates and jurisdiction projects to hammer out various issues.
Morning Session
Jurisdiction Year in Review
Afternoon Session I
CC HQ Jurisdiction overview, planning, assessment of last year and for coming year
Afternoon Session II
The next Year: The big roadmap
Thursday, July 31
Culture, Technical, and Academic Projects workshops
Morning Session I
Regional Follow-up: Asia Commons
Morning Session II
Regional Follow-up: CC Europe
Afternoon Session I
ccTools: Overview of status, and future directions
Afternoon Session II
?
Friday, August 1
Conference ends, no CC-specific events planned.
