Introducing the Network Platforms
Your guide to the Creative Commons Network Platforms
What are the Network Platforms
Four thematic areas explored in more detail via the Platforms:
Open Education - Cable Green
OpenGLAM - Evelin Heidel (a.k.a. Scann)
What? The CC Open GLAM is a space to coordinate efforts to aggregate, advertise, connect, and support Open GLAM work.
How? We’re supporting different activities: from the @openglam Twitter account, to the Medium Open GLAM publication, to online webinars, monthly calls, community funds, and more! Find more info here.
Engage with us by joining CC’s Slack: #cc-openglam or reach out to info@openglam.org
Copyright - Brigitte Vézina
What? The CC Copyright Platform is a space for copyright advocates to meet, share and collaborate on copyright-related, public-interest oriented policy issues
Why? Seize opportunities for positive policy change and advocate for sustainable policy-based solutions to enable sharing of knowledge & culture
How? Six activities funded in 2020 - winners will present their projects at Summit session (https://sched.co/ef37)
What next? November platform meeting will discuss work plan for 2021 (advocacy toolkit; policy briefs on main policy topics, e.g. exceptions and limitations, etc.)
Interested? Join us!
"Large copyright graffiti sign on cream colored wall" by Horia Varlan is licensed under CC BY 2.0
Community Development - Julia Brungs
New Platform to start in January 2021
Main objectives:
Break out
Now it is time for you to explore the Platforms in more detail.
Break out session links for each Platform:
After your 20 minute break out, come back to the main room for a quick wrap up
Wrap up
Quick feedback from each break out session lead/Network Platform lead
Any questions or interested in joining?
Thank you all!
From Brigitte, Scann, Cable, and Julia�Artwork by Marco Villar (CC BY)