Professor Chunyan Wang (Renmin University of China and Creative Commons China Mainland) and Professor Guodong Zhao (Peking University) have authored a book titled Open Educational Resources in the People’s Republic of China: Achievements, Challenges and Prospects for Development. It is … Continue reading

CC Australia: Australia’s story goes viral | Creative Commons Australia http://t.co/nz1UOaP7
Posted at: 03:56 AM, 14th May 2012
CC Australia: Free online course on #OER & CC licensing. http://t.co/29q4fwqd #OCL4Ed
Posted at: 12:18 AM, 11th May 2012
CC Australia: Australian Electoral Commission adopts CC BY for its website http://t.co/y4QZ80Un
Posted at: 02:39 AM, 2nd April 2012
CC Australia: @ABCaustralia releases landmark archival film footage under CC http://t.co/bHt5JIX2
Posted at: 05:37 AM, 26th March 2012
CC Australia: It's Open Education Week, a good time to join the #OER movement http://t.co/IVlCeTs7 #openaccess
Posted at: 03:49 AM, 6th March 2012
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New publication on OER in China
Written by Cheryl Foong on 20th April 2012The Digital Public Domain: Foundations for an Open Culture
Written by Cheryl Foong on 18th April 2012“The Digital Public Domain: Foundations for an Open Culture”, edited by Melanie Dulong de Rosnay (CC France legal lead) and Juan Carlos De Martin, is now available under a CC BY licence. As described by Dulong de Rosnay: This book … Continue reading
Polish government approves open textbooks program
Written by Cheryl Foong on 17th April 2012The Polish government has adopted a regulation for implementing a “Digital School” program, which aims to raise ICT competencies in Polish schools. As part of that program, 43 million PLN (Polish zloty) has been assigned for the creation of digital … Continue reading
Draft CC Version 4.0 licence available for public comment
Written by Cheryl Foong on 3rd April 2012CC has posted a draft CC BY-NC-SA version 4.0 unported licence for public comment. The draft licence and a table comparing its terms with the CC BY-NC-SA 3.0 unported licence are available on this CC Wiki page. Members of the … Continue reading
Australian Electoral Commission adopts CC BY for its website
Written by Cheryl Foong on 2nd April 2012Here at CC Australia, we are always proud to highlight the use of CC in government. Recently the Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) applied the CC BY 3.0 Australia licence as a default licence for all the material on its website. … Continue reading