Open Science for Arts, Design and Music/Training/Creative Commons and Open Science for Arts, Design and Music

Title: Creative Commons and Open Science for Arts, Design and Music

Convenors: Brigitte Vézina, Creative Commons International

Video recording:

Slides:

Sessione 1: Slides on Wikimedia Commons
Session 2: Slides on Wikimedia Commons
Session 3: Slides on Wikimedia Commons

OSF:

Duration: 1.5 hours

Date and time:

Session 1: 08.02.2023 at 11.00-12.30 CET
Session 2: 08.03.2023 at 11.00-12.30 CET
Session 3: 05.04.2023 at 11.00-12.30 CET

Location: Online Link to the webinar

Fees: Attendance is free.

Abstract

Through this series of three webinars, Creative Commons (CC) aims to help OS-ADM project members develop open licensing expertise and a deeper understanding of recommended practices for better sharing of knowledge and culture, especially cultural heritage. The CC webinars are catered to meet the OS-ADM instructional needs and will provide professional learning opportunities on selected elements of copyright, open licensing in the cultural heritage world, and how to get involved in open movements.

Goals

The goals of the webinars are to hold a space for open discussions with project members with the hopes of educating and engaging in dialog on the many different topics under the umbrella theme of open culture. The CC Open Culture program champions better sharing of cultural heritage collections for the benefit of all and promotes the potential of open access to unlock universal access to knowledge and culture, pursuant to the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals. The webinars aim to offer an opportunity to understand CC’s mission, develop knowledge and skills in copyright and open licensing, and gain visibility among a global open culture community that stands for equity, sustainability, access, and better sharing.

Agenda

Session 1

Welcoming remarks, introductions and icebreaker (20 min)

Session 1 (a) : The Story of Creative Commons and Creative Commons Today (20 min)

The Story of Creative Commons: the foundation of Creative Commons, copyright law’s role in the creation of Creative Commons
Creative Commons Today
Creative Commons as a set of licenses, a movement, and a nonprofit organisation
The CC Global Network

Session 1 (b): Copyright Law (20 min)

Copyright Basics: basic history of copyright, purpose of copyright, copyright is automatic, general copyright terms, global Aspects of Copyright, copyright laws differ from country to country, major international treaties
The Public Domain: what is the public domain, what is the value of the public domain?
Exceptions and Limitations to Copyright: what are limitations and exceptions to copyright and why do they exist?, few common exceptions and limitations to copyright

Session 1 (c): The “open” fields: education, science, culture, data… (20 min)

Open education
Policy framework
OER
Open science
Policy framework
Open climate
Open culture
Policy framework
Contemporary culture
Cultural heritage and Open GLAM

– Final remarks and closing (10 min)

Session 2

Welcoming remarks, introductions and icebreaker (20 min)

Session 2 (a): Anatomy of a CC license (30 min)

License Design and Terminology
What do the different CC icons mean?
Three layers of CC licenses
License Scope
How CC works with copyright
Time length of license
License Types
The CC license suite
CC license elements
License Enforceability
Creative Commons case law
Potential benefit of seeking non-legal resolutions to disagreements

– Session 2 (b): Using open content (30 min)

Finding and Reusing CC licensed Work
Search for and discover CC licensed works
Attribution when reusing CC licensed works
Remixing CC licensed Work
Basics of an adaptation
ShareAlike clause
NoDerivatives clause
License compatibility

Final remarks and closing (10 min)

Session 3

– Welcoming remarks, introductions and icebreaker (20 min) – Session 3 (a): Using CC licenses and CC licensed works (30 min)

Choosing and Applying a CC License
Important considerations before applying a CC license or CC0
CC’s License Chooser
Factors to apply licenses
Things to Consider after CC Licensing
Changing the license terms
Paywalls and CC licensed content
Technical format of content
Changing your mind about CC licensing

– Session 3(b): Guided personal project (30 min)

Create your own work and apply a CC license
Conclusions and wrap up

– Final remarks and closing (10 min)

Convenors

Brigitte Vézina, Creative Commons International

Target audience

Researchers, academic staff, librarians, students, administrative staff and practitioners

Prerequisite

No previous knowledge needed.

Organisers

Iolanda Pensa, SUPSI DACD
Chiara Barbieri, SUPSI DACD