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Revision as of 16:58, 5 October 2012


Homepage
http://cn.creativecommons.org/
Other URLs

Status
Active
Most Recent License Version
3.0
Affiliated Institution
Renmin University (academic institution)

Chunyan Wang
EMail

Region
Asia-Pacific
Country Code
cn
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We have finished the porting of 3.0 licenses!

Roadmap

Jurisdiction: Creative Commons China Mainland

In the year of 2012, the project team of Creative Commons China Mainland will continue its efforts in capacity building and promotional activities. A CC & OER Program will also be a key task of the new year.

I. Improving Operational Framework of the Project Team

To improve the workflow, operational framework and sustainable development of the project team.

AS IS:

We have formally established the procedures for various activities, and are working on a long-term development plan.

TO BE:

An advisory board meeting and other consulting events will be conducted to identify the best way for a sustainable long-term development, and possible solutions shall be experimented.

To improve the workflow and management of CC Clinic Program.

AS IS:

In 2010, CC Clinic Program has enrolled more than 100 registered volunteers from universities and online communities, who would be getting involved in CC-related events.

TO BE:

An efficient mechanism of organizing and communicating with volunteers will be designed and implemented. A workflow of volunteers' operations will be addressed and established. The objective is not only to enhance the efficiency and management, but also to enhance the inter-communication in between volunteers.


II. Regular Promotional Activities

Online Activities

OER in Major Web Portals :

AS IS:

We have built collaboration with major OER communities in China and have organized salons on topic of OER and CC. As an expert appointed by UNESCO, the project lead, working together with a Professor from Peking University and Fei Yang from CC China Mainland, conducted an analytical survey report on Open Educational Resources in the People's Republic of China: State-of-the-Art, Challenges and Prospects for Development which has been submitted to IITE of UNESCO in Jan. 2011.

In the year of 2010, Netease (163.com) launched an Open Course Channel (http://v.163.com/open), providing free online video courses to the public. It was followed by Sina.com with another Open Course website (http://edu.sina.com.cn/video/open/index.shtml) free of charge.


TO BE:

The project team will continue working closely with those major web portals providing consulting on CC licenses and ensuring that Creative Commons will be the solution and the infrastructure for those projects. We will continue to help enhance the communication between local OER communities and international OER initiatives based on the collaboration with IITE.


Newsletter:

AS IS:

Creative Commons China Mainland has been providing a weekly newsletter since last year with regular subscribers accumulated to more than 7,000 by the end of 2010.

TO BE:

The format, sources, translation and compilation of news will be standardized in order to improve the efficiency and timeliness of our newsletters.

Social Networking Services (SNS) platforms:

AS IS:

In 2010, the project team has established online groups in the most popular social networking sites such as Sina Twitter, Douban.com, Kaixin.com, etc.

TO BE:

The project team will continue to build the existing groups to attract more fans.

Improving the official local CC website(cn.creativecommons.org)

The local website will be further improved to provide a new CC Video Channel to broadcast more CC-licensed videos. More CC-related websites and resources will also be presented on the site..


Offline Activities

  • CC Salons: continue to organize CC Salons under popular topics which will focus on offline interactive between CC volunteers, users and those who are *CCQ Magazine: we will continue to edit a printed CC newsletter which will be issued quarterly. Maintaining cooperation relationships with government sectors, educational & research institutions, libraries, museums, wiki websites and open source communities.

III. Special Promotional Activities

  • Licenses Versioning up: managing a public discussion of the local version of the CC licenses 3.0 and the official release of the licenses
  • OER CC Online Communities and Volunteers Training Program

We're planning to initiate this program during the summer of 2011 and will work with long-term partners to organize CC volunteer teachers, to aid the schooling of western remote areas in China during the summer holiday.

  • Organizing a CC Arts Exhibition 2011 as part of the CC Exhibition program which was originally launched in 2007 and has been held for four times.