Heather Fond (blog), director of iCommons, created this map of Open Educational Resources (OER) and the most notable activists and organizations in the field. This is pretty awesome – check it out:
I just added Creative Commons International – who else is missing? If you know any organization or activist, please add them to the map.
Over the last couple of years, Creative Commons licenses have become pretty widely adopted in the non-commercial field. (You’ll find a great number of blogs and podcasts under…
FaberNovel Consulting has just published a study on best practices from social networking sites. The whole study contains a great overview over what’s important if you analyze social…
Larry Lessig‘s talk at the iCommons Summit 08 gives you a nice overview of the history of Creative Commons: Check out Larry Lessig’s Blip page for more videos…
German public TV and the Some Rights Reserved content licenses by Creative Commons don’t seem to be a natural mix. Then again, maybe they do. As NDR, one…