...aim to provide these tools and methodologies to the community in the form of usable tools for their own installations (likely to be more in line with pr
...ol set might be: a set of extensions for existing software, a distribution of integrated existing software, or a new lightweight collaboration software p
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...y available to the public because we think that is the best way to promote discovery and advance science, and CC0 helps us to state that commitment in a clear a
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...to tackle malaria. By sharing data, we start to build up a public database of knowledge that should be as powerful as the human genome databases.
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...ity of the education they provide, and preserve the relevance and vitality of their institutions?
...unique opportunity to enhance both the reputations and the competitiveness of their schools.
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...reasingly vital role in opening higher education up to the greatest number of people worldwide.
...with other learning objects to create more complete or comprehensive sets of learning materials.
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{{Infobox|A [[Search and Discovery: OER's Open Loop (COMMUNIA)|slidecast]] of the same title was prepared for COMMUNIA in April, 2010.}}
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...to use works by granting some rights in advance, consistent with the rules of copyright, and making the public domain more accessible.
...eet#Appendix_A:_Adopter_and_Advocate_Stories|Appendix A]] and descriptions of CC licenses and public domain tools in [[CC_Factsheet#Appendix_B:_Creative_
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...rchers while at the same time capturing sufficient metadata to enable data discovery and reuse.
...atadryad.org/partners journals and societies], are leading the development of the Dryad repository, all copyrights in which are surrendered under the CC0
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...d their narrations were fundamental to the way that the indigenous peoples of Mesoamerica recorded and communicated their history.
...egion of Quauhquechollan. The Quauhquecholteca spoke Nahuatl, the language of the Mexica (Aztecs). The highly skilled artists who painted lienzos were ca
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...transparency. This contributes to accelerated discovery and understanding of solutions to planetary and societal needs.
...and similar restrictions that might otherwise limit dissemination or reuse of data, e.g. [http://creativecommons.org/licenses/ CC licenses] or the [[CC0]
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...rred mechanism for ensuring the broadest and most widespread use and reuse of the information they publish.
...licenses, clarifies some unique legal considerations, provides case study of IGOs already using CC, aggregates relevant frequently asked questions, and
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...urther applications; thus, in order to maximize buy-in and the realization of future benefits for all learners, interoperability and transparency will be
...metadata standards (e.g., Learning Object Metadata), by online publishers of learning resources (whether a machine-readable vocabulary is used or not),
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...onsultants, sponsors, and supporters responsible for producing ''The Power of Open''. A very special thanks goes to the organizations, artists, and creat
Visit http://thepowerofopen.org to download a digital version of ''The Power of Open'' or to find out how to order print copies.
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...hare experiences/lessons learned from [http://thepowerofopen.org The Power of Open]
*take advantage of crises, revolutions, political climates conducive to CC and/or otherwise re
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...ng a change. We look forward to receiving more input about the definition of NC and related proposals during this public comment period.
...0). This is a shift in format only and is not designed to affect the scope of the NC licenses in any way. }}
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...ew suggestions will be incorporated; this page is maintained as an archive of past discussion.'''}}
...he [[Legalcode_errata | Legal Code Errata]]<ref> This page contains a list of errors and typos in the licenses. CC will be making changes in 4.0 to corre
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...concerns as too often impeding discovery by limiting access to, and re-use of, scientific research. They argue that a global, interoperable and scalable
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...ments_of_Creative_Commons_to_OSTP_Publications_RFI_Jan_6_2012.pdf|Response of Creative Commons to Publications RFI (PDF)]]
...Commons operates globally. The international CC affiliate network consists of 100+ affiliates working in over 70 jurisdictions, and there are over 500 mi
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...dia:Comments_of_Creative_Commons_to_OSTP_Data_RFI_Jan_12_2012.pdf|Response of Creative Commons to Data RFI (PDF)]]
...Commons operates globally. The international CC affiliate network consists of 100+ affiliates working in over 70 jurisdictions, and there are over 500 mi
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* American University, Washington College of Law
...ogram on Information Justice and Intellectual Property, Washington College of Law at American University, Washington, D.C.
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