CC Global Summit 2021: Full Schedule

3:30pm UTC

OER as a Trigger to "REbirth on the Internet"? A Project Impacting on the Unemployed Population

An enterprise to support the use of digital resources to strengthen new forms of active job search and promote employability, social integration and socialization. The goal is to help unemployed take advantage of OER and social networks to improve in their employability. These social global tools can respond to those needs and contribute to the development of local communities. The project has a strong pedagogical, social and solidarity basis, relying on voluntary work, in a social entrepreneurship spirit.

Speakers

Teresa Cardoso

João Pinto

Monday September 20, 2021 3:30pm - 4:00pm UTC
virtual

Open Education and Data COVID-19 For Newbies

6:30pm UTC

Collaboration in Medical Development: How Open Access and 3D-Printing Can Reshape Device Production

Glia works to develop, validate, & disseminate high-quality, open-access medical equipment for global use, especially in low-income, & low-resource communities. We provide open & equitable access to all work, data, & procedures while making software & hardware plans available to allow others to independently build high-quality, validated, safe, & affordable medical devices. Provision of inexpensive & modifiable devices will improve patient care by providing rural & disadvantaged communities with improved access to important life-saving, high-quality medical devices approved by Health Canada.

Speakers

Reidun Garapick

Monday September 20, 2021 6:30pm - 7:00pm UTC
virtual

Powering the Commons For Newbies

7:30pm UTC

Discover Creative Commons: A Beginner’s Guide

Discover CC Licensing was developed as a final project for the Creative Commons Certificate for Educators. The workshop is a beginner’s guide to CC. It is an openly licensed and free self-paced course. The modules provide content about the CC licenses, layers of licenses, CC licensing and Open Educational Resources (OER), as well as examples to enhance an understanding of CC. The training serves as an example of how to reuse and remix CC licensed content to introduce CC to beginners. The course can serve as a resource on OER repositories and other platforms.

Speakers

Liz Tolman

Program Director, Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board

Monday September 20, 2021 7:30pm - 8:00pm UTC
virtual

Open Education and Data For Newbies

10:30am UTC

CC as an Indispensable Part of the GLAM

In 'CC as an indispensable part of the GLAM' I will on present the GLAM program of Wikimedia Serbia, the successes achieved in the field of free content and the application of the CC license from the aspect of cultural institutions

Speakers

Gorana Gomirac

GLAM manager, Wikimedia Serbia

Tuesday September 21, 2021 10:30am - 11:00am UTC
virtual

Open Galleries/Libraries/Archives/Museums COVID-19 For Newbies

4:30pm UTC

To the Rescue of Orphan Works on the Internet: An Approach from Latin America

The presentation will discuss our research on orphan works in Latin America. A comparative analysis will seek to account for existing regulatory and institutional differences in the region, in order to favor the exploitation of orphan works in the context of the digitalization of heritage. Additionally, it will seek to know the discourse of creators, civil servants and officials of the heritage sector in the region. We hope that the discussion favors the articulation of networks around the regional discussion of access to orphan works in Latin America

Speakers

Patricio Velasco

Researcher, Derechos Digitales

Marianne Díaz

#KeepItOn Fellow, Access Now

Marianne is a #KeepItOn Fellow at Access Now. Marianne is a Venezuelan lawyer, digital rights activist, and fiction writer, currently based in Santiago, Chile. Her work focuses mainly on issues regarding online freedom of speech, privacy, web filtering, internet infrastructure and... Read More →

Tuesday September 21, 2021 4:30pm - 5:00pm UTC
virtual

Open Galleries/Libraries/Archives/Museums For Newbies

3:30am UTC

Code, Words and Ideas: Contrasting Free Software, the Wikipedia and CC

How does the world of code (Free Software and Open Source) compare with that of Wikipedia, and the Creative Commons? Three different but parellel -- in a way -- movements that have sought to change the way our world relates to creating and sharing knowledge and information. This paper, by an Indian journalist who has written on, and closely followed through participant observation, from the late 1990s and early 2000s, tries to pick up some useful lessons or suggest where positive change could come from.

Speakers

Frederick Noronha

Journalist/Alternative Publisher, Independent

Am a journalist, alternative book publisher, closely involved with covering Free Software and Open Source issues, a Wikipedian, user of Creative Commons licences (work includes over 66K photographs shared), Internet Archive (nearly 500 uploads, recordings and books mostly https://archive.org/details/@fredericknoronha... Read More →

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Wednesday September 22, 2021 3:30am - 4:00am UTC
virtual

Creators of the Commons CC’s 20th Anniversary For Newbies

3:30am UTC

Does Creative Commons Licensed Content Pay, Especially Indigenous Language Content?

Majority of the world’s languages are spoken and not written. However, only 7% of the world’s knowledge is captured in publication. (WhoseKnowledge? 2019) Languages with limited resources face the risk of low content creation and low readership. Most such languages do not experience a content demand surge nor a faster growth of content producers. We will be demonstrating how and which socio-economic, policy-level and technical factors affect indigenous-language content, especially the Ho and Santali languages of India from research supported by Grant for the Web and Creative Commons CAF fund.

Speakers

Subhashish Panigrahi

Co-founder and Director, O Foundation

Non-fiction filmmaker, community-based researcher, and civil society leader, interested in media, tech and society. Director of documentaries Gyani Maiya, MarginalizedAadhaar and The Volunteer Archivists. Law for All director at Ashoka and formerly at Wikimedia, Centre for Internet... Read More →

Prasanta Hembram

O Foundation

Santali Ol Chiki script lover, Tech enthusiast, love blogging, love plants, edits Wikipedia, Interested in translating open source applications in Santali language.

Wednesday September 22, 2021 3:30am - 4:00am UTC
virtual

Powering the Commons COVID-19 For Newbies

4:00am UTC

Chem-Mystery: Unheard Stories of Scientists

Often Science is learnt through its formulae, equations, numerical, reactions, diagrams and more. Stories of discoveries and inventions are included but in a secluded box somewhere in the text, usually for the purpose of motivation. These are presented in isolation eliminating the role of politics, societal upheavals of the time along with the personal stories of hope, despair, perseverance and more. This makes science seem disconnected from the real world and without a human face. This series of podcasts bring in stories of science giving it a more human identity in the realm of things.

Speakers

Ajita Deshmukh

Wednesday September 22, 2021 4:00am - 4:30am UTC
virtual

Creators of the Commons For Newbies

10:30am UTC

Project LaunchPad

Launchpad is an interactive game concept, funded by Grant for the Web that aims to playfully educate and enable internet users to successfully monetize their creations on the web. It will allow players to assume the role of a creator/maker, construct a scenario for releasing their content and pave their way into a successful monetization of their creations. This concept would popularize the lesser know and more equitable methods of monetization that use Interledger protocol and web monetization standards. Game will be released under CC BY-SA 4.0 to ensure higher reachability and open access.

Speakers

Veethika Mishra

Michael Kleinhenz

Wednesday September 22, 2021 10:30am - 11:00am UTC
virtual

Powering the Commons For Newbies

11:00am UTC

Imagining Utopias

Through this workshop we open up a wider discussion on how open access can catalyze creative and critical readings of GLAM collections, particularly in the Indian context, making room for under-represented narratives. Using images from DAG’s collection of modern Indian art that have been released into the Creative Commons (in 2020, DAG’s museum initiative became the first in India to do so), this workshop & discussion led jointly with Amra Odbhut, a queer collective based in Kolkata, encourages participants to re-imagine established gender binaries through collage & zine -making.

Speakers

Sujaan Mukherjee

Nandini Moitra

Nandini is a non-binary artist/activist from Kolkata, India. They are the co-founder of Amra Odbhut, a trans artists collective. Who seek to build a safe art space by and for trans folks. Amra Odbhut's mission is to start a movement that is compassionate, which doesn't only focus... Read More →

Sumona Chakravarty

Wednesday September 22, 2021 11:00am - 12:00pm UTC
virtual

Open Galleries/Libraries/Archives/Museums For Newbies

12:00pm UTC

EduWiki Network: Understanding Open Education through Wikimedia Perspective

EduWiki Network - Understanding Open Education through Wikimedia perspective. Explore the ways Wikimedians have involved the Wikimedia projects in education. Learn how the EduWiki community and the Creative Commons community work on the goals of Open Education. Understand how volunteers and organisers from Open movements can collaborate or support each other in their work, and the future of the EduWiki network!

Speakers

Florence Devouard

Présidente honoraire, Wikimedia Foundation

Former chair of Wikimedia Foundation. Co-founder of Wikimedia France and WikiAfrica, a South Africa-based non profit. Vice-Chair of Ynternet.org, and board member at Open Food Facts. With 19+ years’ experience leading non-profit organization, running projects, and teaching, Florence... Read More →

Isla Haddow-Flood

Advancement Lead / Director of Communications, Wiki In Africa /OEGlobal

I work to support individuals, groups and organisations across Africa to get involved in and contribute to the open movement - mainly via Wikipedia.I co-run a number of key projects, including Wiki Loves Women, Wiki Loves Africa, WikiFundi and WikiAfrica Schools.I am also the Director... Read More →

Dimas Hardijanto

Deputy Coordinator of Education Program, Wikimedia Indonesia

Dimas Hardijanto began his career as a trainer of WikiLatih, a writing course in Wikipedia for beginners, in 2016. He was Project Coordinator of EUphoria Wiki4Climate, a climate change writing competition, collaborating with the Delegation of the European Union to Indonesia in 2019... Read More →

Luisina Ferrante

Education and Human Rights Manager, Wikimedia Argentina

Luisina Ferrante graduated as a History Professor from the University of Buenos Aires, she holds a Master's Degree in Human Rights and Social Policies (National University of San Martín), a Postgraduate Diploma in Education and New Technologies (PENT-FLACSO) and is a PhD candidate... Read More →

Nebojša Ratković

Education Program Manager, Wikimedia Serbia

Nebojša Ratković holds an MA degree in International economics (Graduate school of international economy in Belgrade, Serbia) and MA in International humanitarian action (Deusto University in Bilbao, Spain and University College Dublin, Ireland). Nebojša has been working in the... Read More →

Sailesh Patnaik

Program Officer, Education, Wikimedia Foundation

Sailesh works as Program Officer with the Education team at Wikimedia Foundation. He supports the team in community engagement, communications, and programs outreach. Sailesh has experience working with the Open movement organizations and communities for over a decade under multiple... Read More →

Wednesday September 22, 2021 12:00pm - 1:00pm UTC
virtual

Open Education and Data For Newbies

1:00pm UTC

Open Source & Open Access: from United Nations Agencies to Open Educational Programs in the Americas

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The CC Venezuela chapter has created a truly successful network and partnerships that boost education and the usage of CC licenses in several countries worldwide.
We want to showcase and invite the global CC community to those stories and current activities.

They involve projects with several United Nations agencies (WHO, ICTP-UNESCO) to European Scientific organisations, to 10+ universities in Central and South America.
The Venezuelan chapter is a distributed community in five countries - that make us strong. So come and join us in this conversation and some of our truly global projects.

Speakers

Arturo Sánchez Pineda

DevOps and Researcher, Creative Commons Venezuela

Hi! We want to share our experiences at Outreaching High Energy Physics (HEP) around the World. The most extensive collaboration of the largest scientific experiment in the planet looks for ways to share their public data and software with students all over, reaching university professors... Read More →

Wednesday September 22, 2021 1:00pm - 2:00pm UTC
virtual

Open Education and Data For Newbies

4:00pm UTC

OER Digital Magazines: A Student Publishing Project for the Classroom

Engage students with a free digital class magazine project that combines digital literacy, language acquisition, and Open Pedagogy.
In this workshop, explore a complete magazine OER template that can be used as is; curated with additional content; or modified with students’ work. The published template can be viewed at https://bit.ly/OERmagtemplate.
Attendees will modify the template in Google Slides, discuss how to repurpose OER magazines, and publish digitally for free. An additional sample published using the template can be viewed at http://bit.ly/OERsampleMag.

Speakers

Deborah Gaiefsky

Co-Founder, My Class Mag, LLC

Wednesday September 22, 2021 4:00pm - 5:00pm UTC
virtual

Open Education and Data For Newbies

8:30pm UTC

FOSS & Crafting the Commons

FOSS & Crafts is an interdisciplinary podcast that explores the intersections of free software, free culture, and collaborative crafting framed with the common themes of user freedom, agency, and contribution to the commons. Over the past year, we have produced over 30 episodes that both contribute to the commons themselves (released CC-By-SA) and explore themes related to the cultural and software commons. Our guests include artists and creators, developers, activists, scholars and GLAM professionals. In this talk we will discuss our journey of community outreach and advocacy of free culture.

Speakers

Morgan Lemmer-Webber

Co-host, FOSS & Crafts

Morgan Lemmer-Webber is an art historian, avid crafter, and FOSS user and advocate. She recently completed her PhD in Art History at the University of Wisconsin, Madison. A lifelong exploration of various handcrafts and media inspired her dissertation research on women and textile production in the Roman empire. Morgan is also interested in the intersection of Free and Open Source Software and Free Culture/Open Access in academia, particularly in... Read More →

Christine Lemmer-Webber

Attendee

Christine Lemmer-Webber is a long-time user freedom advocate. She is mostly known for their work co-authoring and co-editing the ActivityPub distributed social network protocol.In previous times of her life she worked as tech lead at Creative Commons, co-founded MediaGoblin, started... Read More →

Wednesday September 22, 2021 8:30pm - 9:00pm UTC
virtual

Creators of the Commons For Newbies

8:30am UTC

Sustainable Environmmetnal Education and Best Practices Integrating Human Values & Ethics

Open educational tools by Stakeholders for the Environment towards Climate Change
Educate for UNESCO’s Sustainable Developmental goals and require multidisciplinary framework to target ecological issues worldwide. Currently, the areas covered are best practices with STEM education for the environment, Human values integrated lessons for Primary schools, Special eco related projects and lessons which will direct facilitators, teachers and project partners to integrate ethics related practices and lessons. Images, games, tools for OER can be included in this platform

Speakers

Suma Parahakaran

Thursday September 23, 2021 8:30am - 9:00am UTC
virtual

Powering the Commons COVID-19 For Newbies Climate Change

4:00pm UTC

Building Digital Fluency Skills and Communities of Practices through Open Access with the Ontario Extend Program

Ontario Extend is an open access professional learning program for educators at post-secondary institutions in Ontario, Canada. The program is freely available through a creative commons license for global adoption and customization. The program delivers education technology skill development as participants complete six modules and earn the “Empowered Educator” micro-credential. eCampusOntario began offering facilitated sessions to meet the needs of a wider audience, and build stronger communities of practice to connect faculty during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Speakers

Alissa Bigelow

Instructional Design Technologist, Georgian College

Alissa Bigelow is a Digital Learning Associate with eCampusOntario. In this role she leads the scaling and growth initiatives for the Ontario Extend program across the province of Ontario. She is passionate about experimenting with new and emerging technologies and designing creative... Read More →

Bert Slessor

Faculty Developer, Georgian College

From working as a Faculty to becoming an Instructional Design Technologist, Bert Slessor, searches for ways to bridge the gaps between faculty and students' classroom needs. He provides opportunities for all spectrums of technology integrations. His approach to all technology is through... Read More →

Charlotte de Araujo

Thursday September 23, 2021 4:00pm - 5:00pm UTC
virtual

Open Education and Data COVID-19 For Newbies

11:00am UTC

Introducing Wikisource: The Free Digital Library

Wikisource is the largest collaborative digital library and one of the sister projects of Wikipedia and is primarily used to transcribe public domain texts as well as relicensed works. In past years, we have seen Wikisource growing into the core infrastructure for some of the marginalized language communities and I hope to share some of these interesting stories and I also hope to collaborate with the larger Open Source community to improve the platform so that perhaps, even cooler things like transcribing audio-visual culture can be done on Wikisource.

Speakers

Satdeep Gill

Program Officer, GLAM & Culture, Wikimedia Foundation

Friday September 24, 2021 11:00am - 11:30am UTC
virtual

Open Galleries/Libraries/Archives/Museums For Newbies

6:00pm UTC

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

“Remixing,” as one of the “5R’s,” is one of the key advantages of Open Educational Resources (OER). But can most of the OER being produced today actually be remixed?

In this session, open advocates Learning Equality will lead an investigation into portability: the quality that determines whether digital content is able to reach as many audiences around the world as possible.

We’ll invite participants to evaluate their own or others’ resources with regards to a portability checklist, create indicators collaboratively, and explore ramifications for evaluators, creators, and technologists.

Speakers

Lauren Lichtman

Vahid Masrour

Curriculum Operations Specialist, Learning Equality

Friday September 24, 2021 6:00pm - 7:00pm UTC
virtual

Powering the Commons For Newbies