Artists, educators, researchers, librarians, or anyone curious about sharing on the internet— this video is for you! Watch the recap of our CC101 webinar for an accessible deep dive into the CC licenses.
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Thank you to everyone who joined this fantastic panel event on the legacy and history of the Open Culture movement. If you weren't able to make it, check out the event recording!
Don't forget to register for CC101: Intro to the CC Licenses, which is tomorrow, June 17 at 10-11:30 am EDT!
https://pro.gofundme.com/event/creative-commons-101-an-intro-to-the-cc-licenses/e793406
Our virtual panel event "The Legacy & History of Open Culture" is tomorrow, June 16, at 2:30 pm–3:30 pm UTC! You won't want to miss this panel featuring Medhavi Gandhi, Merete Sanderhoff, Andrea Wallace, and Giovanna Fontenelle, moderated by Brigitte Vézina and Dee Harris.
Register today! https://pro.gofundme.com/event/creative-commons-panel-the-legacy-and-history-of-open-culture/e805177
Join us for rare and intimate conversation with some of the voices who helped build the commons in this virtual Founders Fireside Chat on June 23 from 1-2:30 pm EDT.
To mark 25 years of Creative Commons, this special founders fireside chat brings together Lawrence Lessig, Hal Abelson, and Molly Van Houweling, in conversation with moderator Glenn O. Brown.
https://pro.gofundme.com/event/creative-commons-founders-fireside-chat/e808739
Creative Commons will be developing new trainings to continue providing the most relevant and up-to-date content. These trainings, which we aim to offer in 2027, will likely be two-week courses that offer a digital recognition, or microcredential, upon successful completion.
Help inform the future trainings by completing this short (1 to 2 minutes) survey on professional development needs, subject matter, and learning formats.
Community input on Creative Commons trainings with microcredentials
Creative Commons (CC) aims to provide community members new learning opportunities, based on the most relevant, up-to-date content. We will be developing new trainings, which we aim to offer in 2027. These will likely be two-week courses that offer a digital recognition, or microcredential, upon successful completion. This survey is intended to gather community feedback on general needs and interests related to the future trainings we develop. Questions in the first section focus on professional development needs, subject matter, and formats for learning. Questions in the second section focus on microcredential interests in particular. We anticipate it taking 1-2 minutes of your time. Your feedback in both sections will help inform our future offerings. Please respond by 1 July. Thanks in advance!
In our next virtual panel event, explore the legacy and history of copyright and open licensing—examining how new legal and cultural frameworks for sharing creativity helped expand public access to knowledge, culture, and collaboration around the world. Register today!
Thanks to everyone who made it to the incredible panel event on the legacy and history of Open Science! If you missed it, check out the event recording to hear the panel of experts as they reflect on how a belief in open, accessible, and reusable knowledge grew into a global movement to transform the way research is shared and built upon.
The #OpenHeritageCoalition: 74 organizations. All continents. One #OpenHeritageStatement. A clear ask towards a UNESCO instrument. This Statement didn't build itself. It was co-created by a coalition who believes that equitable access to heritage is worth fighting for. We are so grateful. Truly. The Statement just surpassed 100 signatories. Add your voice to remove unfair barriers to access at openheritagestatement.org!
Attributions:
-"A New View of the Moon" from NASA is marked in the public domain.
-"Irises at Yatsuhashi (Eight Bridges)" by Ogata Kōrin, 1709, is marked in the public domain.
-"A Carload of Strawberries from California" by Edward H. Mitchell, 1909, is marked in the public domain.
-"A New View of the Moon" from NASA is marked in the public domain.
-"Irises at Yatsuhashi (Eight Bridges)" by Ogata Kōrin, 1709, is marked in the public domain.
-"A Carload of Strawberries from California" by Edward H. Mitchell, 1909, is marked in the public domain.