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CC Global Summit 2021

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Australia

9:00am UTC

OpenRefine tutorial virtualSandra Fauconnier

1:00pm UTC

Understanding Wikipedia and the Wikimedia movement virtualAndrew Lih

3:00pm UTC

Better Sharing, Brighter Future virtualCatherine Stihler

3:30pm UTC

OER as a Trigger to "REbirth on the Internet"? A Project Impacting on the Unemployed Population virtualTeresa Cardoso • João Pinto What does the Future Hold for Open GLAM and Creative Commons? virtualAndrea Wallace • Susanna Ånäs • Giovanna Fontenelle • Brigitte Vézina

4:00pm UTC

When Students Contribute to Global Knowledge Production: The Wikipedia Assignment as Open Educational Praxis virtualHelaine Blumenthal • Delia Steverson • Helen Choi • Heather Sharkey

4:30pm UTC

Wikibase: An Open Source and Free Tool to Power the Commons virtualGeorgina Burnett

5:00pm UTC

Keynote: Achal Prabhala virtualAchal Prabhala

6:30pm UTC

Edutainment, Open Pedagogy and Empowered Learning virtualCable Green • Esther Wojcicki • Ari Memar • Carissa Cabrera • Gibran Nassif

7:00pm UTC

How Can Open Sharing and Privacy Coexist? virtualAlbert Fox Cahn • Tiffany Li • Amanda Levendowski • Sarah Pearson • Kat Walsh

7:30pm UTC

Discover Creative Commons: A Beginner’s Guide virtualLiz Tolman

8:00pm UTC

Strategies for Assessing and Adapting OER for Inclusion: A Case Study virtualSuzanne Wakim • Rachel Arteaga • Mandeep Grewal Equitable Access is the Future: New Challenges and Opportunities in the Open Movement virtualJennie Rose Halperin • Alek Tarkowski • Kaitlin Thaney

8:30pm UTC

CC Open Education Platform: Annual Meeting virtualCable Green • Jennryn Wetzler

9:30am UTC

EduCoop: How to Create Community virtualAleksandra Czetwertynska • Katarzyna Werner • Maria Mirecka

10:00am UTC

Flexible Approach of Learning in Inclusive Education virtualProf.Dr. Madhuri Isave

10:30am UTC

Creative Commons for Privacy Commons: How CC can Inspire Creation of Legal Tools for Managing Privacy Issues on-line. virtualDeborah De Angelis • Guido Scorza

11:30am UTC

Freedom to Share: How the Law of Platform Liability Impacts Licensors and Users virtualMolly Shaffer Van Houweling • Emine Ozge Yildirim • Ana Lazarova • André P. Houang

12:00pm UTC

Protecting Open Licenses in the EU Copyright Reform virtualPaul Keller • Julia Reda

12:30pm UTC

Making STEAM OER Resources a (Sustainable) Reality virtualFernando Daguanno

2:00pm UTC

Empowering Digital Creators virtualColin Sullivan • Josepha Haden • Kokayi • Ony Anukem (moderator)

3:00pm UTC

Panel Presentation: New Palmyra Project virtualBarry Threw • Dorotea Gucciardo • Jon Phillips

4:30pm UTC

To the Rescue of Orphan Works on the Internet: An Approach from Latin America virtualPatricio Velasco • Marianne Díaz

5:00pm UTC

Keynote Presentation: Cecilia Oliveira virtualCecilia Olliveira

6:30pm UTC

Open Education for a Better World (OE4BW): Teaching and Reaching the Sustainable Development Goals virtualJennifer Miller • Geoffrey Cain • Mojca Drevenšek • Brianna Buljung Smithsonian Open Access: Wiki and Women's History virtualAndrew Lih • Kelly Doyle • Ryan King

7:00pm UTC

Panel Presentation: Link Rot virtualBrewster Kahle • Catherine Stihler • Jonathan Zittrain

8:00pm UTC

Creating the Resources & Support Services to Assist National Governments Implementing the UNESCO Recommendation on OER virtualCable Green

9:30pm UTC

Digital Education as a Response to COVID-19 Measures virtualJose Luis Mendoza

1:00am UTC

Keynote Presentation: Audrey Tang virtualAudrey Tang

2:30am UTC

MOOC on Inclusive Education for Children with Disabilities virtualSneh Bansal Australia's TRIPS Waiver Wobble: Intellectual Property, Access to Essential Medicines, and the Coronavirus COVID-19 virtualMatthew Rimmer

3:30am UTC

Building an International Right to Research in Copyright Policy virtualAnubha Sinha • Jonathan Band • Carolina Botero • Justus Dreyling • Dick Kawooya Does Creative Commons Licensed Content Pay, Especially Indigenous Language Content? virtualSubhashish Panigrahi • Prasanta Hembram

11:00am UTC

Lessons from OER Africa’s Case Study Research on African OER Initiatives in Higher Education virtualMohini Baijnath • Neil Butcher How can Open Educational Video Resources be made more Accessible for Remixing and Translation Beyond Posting on YouTube? virtualAnelda van der Walt • Batool Almarzouq • Nelsy Mtsweni • Malvika Sharan • Yo Yehudi

11:30am UTC

Synergies between Open Education and Open Science: OER Development, Projects and Trends in Austria virtualClaudia Hackl

1:00pm UTC

Open Source & Open Access: from United Nations Agencies to Open Educational Programs in the Americas virtualArturo Sánchez Pineda Attributing Public Domain Materials: From Best Practices to Standardization virtualFiona Romeo • Sarah Pearson • Deborah De Angelis • Brigitte Vézina

2:00pm UTC

The Paradox of Open virtualDerek Slater • Nicole Ebber • Paul Keller • Alek Tarkowski

3:00pm UTC

Keynote Presentation: Angela Odour Lungati virtualAngela Odour Lungati

4:00pm UTC

OER Digital Magazines: A Student Publishing Project for the Classroom virtualDeborah Gaiefsky Licensing Metadata Workshop virtualAnna Tumadottir • Brylie Christopher Oxley • Timid Robot Zehta

5:00pm UTC

Panel Presentation: Emerging Trends in Open virtualBriana Marbury • Coraline Ada Ehmke • Denelle Dixon • Marta Belcher

6:30pm UTC

Tracking awareness of "open" licensing and adoption in US K-12 and higher education virtualJeff Seaman • Julia Seaman Copyright Trolling or Legitimate License Enforcement? virtualDaxton Stewart • Andre Maingot • Sarah Pearson • Kat Walsh

7:30pm UTC

Mapping the World of L&E in Copyright Law virtualPatricia Diaz • Lucie Guibault • Andres Izquierdo • Teresa Nobre • Giulia Priora • Caterina Sganga

9:00am UTC

The Right to Repair: Intellectual Property and Sustainable Development virtualMatthew Rimmer

9:30am UTC

Inefficiency of the TRIPS Agreement’s Article 31bis Mechanism: The Bolivia-Biolyse Case virtualDr. Muhammad Zaheer Abbas

10:00am UTC

Let us Show what Open Can Do virtualPeter Leth

11:00am UTC

Remarkable, Open Remote Education - is it Possible? Lessons from the Pandemic Based on the European study virtualMaja Bogataj • Magda Biernat • Teresa Nobre • Anahita Rezaei

11:30am UTC

Commons Creators and Bias virtualFlorence Devouard

12:00pm UTC

Engaging Students in the Online and Hybrid Environment: Case Study of Teaching In Northern African Universities virtualKamel Belhamel • Hanae Lrhoul

2:00pm UTC

The Role of Digital Repositories in Shaping Open Education Strategies in Latin America virtualLaura Santana • Sueli Mara Ferreira Communicating Copyright Reform Globally: Local Experiences for Cross-Border Insights virtualMaja Bogataj • Allison Davenport • André Houang • Mariana Valente • Ben Cashdan Creative Commons License Stewardship: 20 Years and Beyond virtualSarah Pearson • Kat Walsh

3:00pm UTC

Keynote Presentation: Lawrence Lessig virtualLawrence Lessig

5:00pm UTC

Panel Presentation: CC 20th Anniversary virtualCarolina Botero • Maja Bogataj • Hal Abelson • Kent McGuire • Molly Shaffer Van Houweling

6:30pm UTC

Women in Open virtualLila Bailey • Delia Browne • Jennie Rose Halperin • Kaitlin Thaney

8:30pm UTC

The Copyright Act Review Process in Canada: Advocacy Takeaways virtualJennifer Zerkee • Stephanie Savage

11:00am UTC

Introducing Wikisource: The Free Digital Library virtualSatdeep Gill

1:30pm UTC

The Future of the Internet: A Digital Rights Approach virtualCaroline De Cock • Diego Naranjo • Brigitte Vézina • Alex Krasodomoski-Jones

3:00pm UTC

Panel Presentation: Open Innovation - Covid & Beyond virtualNicolas Schifano • Emilio Velis (Moderator) • Shah Selbe • Tarek Loubani

5:00pm UTC

Introducing the Open Education Cross-Canada Coffee Chat (OECCCC): Fostering an OE Community of Practice in Canada. virtualPaula Parlette • Ann Ludbrook • Kate Gibbings • Olga Perkovic • Lise Brin

5:30pm UTC

Pump Up the Volume: The Importance of Listening to Stakeholders in Copyright Reform and Regulation virtualLisa Macklem

6:00pm UTC

You’re Allowed to Remix it, but can You? Exploring Portability: The Measure of how far OER can Travel virtualLauren Lichtman • Vahid Masrour