...course of its journey, Pratham Books has seen the value in using the more open CC BY and CC BY-SA licenses.
...ham Books to fulfill its mission better than a traditional copyright model allows.
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...he seminar will have no cost of entry. During the morning sessions will be open to the public at large, while attending the workshops to be conducted in th
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OPEN LICENSES - THE LEGAL FRAMEWORK OF FREE CULTURE,
FREE SOFTWARE and FREE KNOWLEDGE (OPEN ACCESS) issues.
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Open Knowledge Foundation annual meeting, located at the London School of Econom
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...of OER, if CC-licensed, may not in and of itself be restricted in terms of access.
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|Description=Valkaama is a collaborative Open Source movie project.
...ture film project which published HD video sources. We strive to apply the Open Source approach as much as possible to film. By using the Creative Commons
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|Answer=OER are Open Educational Resources. There are several definitions for OER, such as:
UNESCO - OER "refer to the open provision of educational resources, enabled by information and communicatio
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...mproved. In theory, anyone who has an insight on how to enable educational access and increase understanding should participate in the ongoing creation and u
...Open Educational Resources and Creative Commons Licensing, Publishing Your Open Educational Resources on the Internet, Increase Funding Impact
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...stributed at cost (such as might be the case in developing countries where access to the WWW is limited), and so on. For additional considerations of this is
...g Creative Commons licenses to your educational resources, Publishing Your Open Educational Resources on the Internet
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...use by your district. All that is needed is connection to the internet to access these materials.
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...ted to these discussions explicitly, followed by two other days focused on open education issues and then a seminar on the public domain. This report focus
...session consisted of two principal parts. First, each jurisdiction gave an open-ended report on the history and current projects of their CC jurisdiction.
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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.
Many sites specify that you can access resources for your own “personal” use. However, the term “personal”
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...Open Educational Resources and Creative Commons Licensing, Publishing Your Open Educational Resources on the Internet, Increase Funding Impact
...t permitted. The result is that the most anyone can do with your work is access and cite it, which is pretty much what people can generally do anyway under
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...the bottom of every page. This way the user will have easy and uninhibited access to information on the license and its terms no matter where she lands insid
...g Creative Commons licenses to your educational resources, Publishing Your Open Educational Resources on the Internet
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Arabic and how to fill this gap. The agenda is still open to
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...o, CC Ceo will moderate a debate on "building successful media projects in open networks" featuring, among the others, Eric Steur, CC Creative director, an
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...ichigan Library has shown itself to be particularly sensible in regards to open content licensing, the public domain, and issues of copyright in the digita
|Quote=We promote open access publishing models, we have a strong history of digitizing public domain wor
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...Category=CC-Specific, Free Culture, Open Access, Open Business, Open Data, Open Education
...ted Nations Plaza, NYC. The event will run the full day, registration will open at 8:00AM and things will be in full swing by 9:00AM.</p>
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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
...n audience as possible. Also, we have a vision for transforming the Public Access TV community into a true media network, making hundreds of thousands of hou
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