Creative Commons France

[Francois Dechelle <francois AT dechelle.net>]

Bonjour,

Je vous fais suivre un mail (traduction plus bas) de CC Australie,
concernant des études de cas Creative Commons. L'idée est de rassembler
ces études sur un wiki et de les présenter lors de différentes
conférences.
Pour l'instant, les cas présentés sont très centrés sur l'Australie et
les Etats-Unis. Ce serait bien si l'Europe était aussi présente, et il y
a largement de quoi la représenter, en commençant par les nombreux
projets en France.
Les contributions peuvent être faites sur:
http://creativecommons.org/projects/casestudies
Le format est simple, il n'y a pas énormément de choses à écrire.

Merci d'avances pour vos contributions.

François

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TRADUCTION (APPROXIMATIVE) DU MAIL DE Jessica Coates:
Bonjour à tous,
Nous (Creative Commons Australie) avons travaillé avec CC pour
développer un wiki recensant des études de cas CC. Le but de ce wiki est
de montrer le travail fantastique fait par les créateurs et les
gestionnaires de contenus dans la communauté CC. Nous avons démarré en
rentrant quelques unes des études de cas publiées dans "Asia and the
Commons Case Studies" (http://creativecommons.org.au/asiaandthecommons)
ainsi que d'autres sur lesquelles nous travaillons. 

Maintenant, c'est à vous de continuer en ajoutant des projets innovants
et intéressants menés dans votre juridiction. Avec votre aide, ce wiki
peut être une source inestimable d'information pour tout le monde! Pour
l'instant, il est très centré sur l'Australie - plus nous aurons de
contributions internationales, plus ce sera représentatif de ce qu'est
CC. 

Une fois atteinte une masse critique d'études (et nous y sommes
presque), nous ferons une large promotion incluant un communiqué de
presse. Il y a un certain nombre d'événements internationaux à venir où
nous pourrons le présenter - la conférence CCau le 24 juin
(http://creativecommons.org.au/australasiancommons); le meeting
Communia/CC Europe 30 juin-1er juillet en Belgique
http://communia-project.eu/conf2008; FSCONS les 25-26 octobre à
Gothenburg, Suède http://fscons.org/; et bien sûr le sommet iSummit
(http://icommonssummit.org/). Nous encourageons donc chaque juridiction
CC à contribuer cinq exemples d'études de cas d'ici le 15 juin 2008.

Les contributeurs peuvent utiliser un formulaire simple pour rentrer les
données dans le wiki (expliqués dans la page d'accueil des études de
cas). Il y a aussi des exemples déjà rentrés pour référence.

http://creativecommons.org/projects/casestudies

Pour plus d'information, vous pouvez contacter
[michelle AT creativecommons.org]

C'est une opportunité pour avoir vos projets locaux mis en avant auprès
de la communauté internationale - alors à vos claviers!

Jessica Coates
Project Manager
Creative Commons Clinic 
Queensland University of Technology

FIN DE LA TRADUCTION
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• From: Jessica Coates <j2.coates AT qut.edu.au>
• To: "cci AT lists.ibiblio.org" <cci AT lists.ibiblio.org>
• Subject: [CCi] Participate in the Creative Commons Case Studies Wiki
• Date: Thu, 1 May 2008 21:44:49 +1000

Greetings all

 

We here at Creative Commons Australia have been working with staff from the main CC office to develop a wiki of CC case studies. This wiki aims to highlight the fantastic work being done by the creators and content aggregators in the CC community. We've got the ball rolling by entering some of the case studies from our "Asia and the Commons Case Studies" publication (http://creativecommons.org.au/asiaandthecommons), along with a number of others we've been working on.

 

Now it's your turn to join in by adding some of the innovative and noteworthy CC projects happening in your jurisdiction.

With your help, the case studies wiki can be an invaluable informational resource for all! At the moment it's pretty Australian heavy - the more international contributions we get, the more representative it will be of the global CC picture.

 

Once we can hit a critical mass of case studies (and we've made it all pretty), we'll do a larger promotional push, including a press release. There are a number of international events coming up at which we'll be able to showcase it - the CCau conference on 24 June (http://creativecommons.org.au/australasiancommons); the Communia/CC Europe meetings June 30-July 1 in Belgium http://communia-project.eu/conf2008; FSCONS on October 25-26 in Gothenburg, Sweden http://fscons.org/; and, of course, the iSummit (http://icommonssummit.org/). So we're encouraging each jurisdiction to contribute five case study examples by 15 June, 2008.

 

Contributors can use an easy form to enter data into the wiki (explained on the case studies front page). There are also examples already entered for your reference.

 

http://creativecommons.org/projects/casestudies

 

For more information, feel free to contact [michelle AT creativecommons.org]

 

This is your chance to have your local projects highlighted to the international community - so get writing!

 

 

 

Jessica Coates

Project Manager

Creative Commons Clinic

Queensland University of Technology

 

ph: 07 3138 8301

fax: 07 3138 9598

email: j2.coates AT qut.edu.au

 

-----Original Message-----

From: Jon Phillips [mailto:jon AT creativecommons.org]

Sent: Thursday, 1 May 2008 3:28 AM

To: Jessica Coates

Cc: Timothy Vollmer; Michelle Thorne; Rachel Cobcroft; Catharina Maracke

Subject: RE: CCi Case Studies intro email

 

On Tue, 2008-04-29 at 11:45 +1000, Jessica Coates wrote:

> Yup - I agree that aiming for a Wednesday deadline sounds great.

 

Ok, cool...Jessica and Rachel, feel free to ping/re-ping me to get

things sorted on this today in our timezone (which is thursday) for

launching this out to CCi list.

 

All set?

 

Jon

 

> The form seems to be pretty solid now, and the sorts are looking great

> - love what you've done with the alphabetical sort.

>

> The only things we think need to be done before we can launch to CCi

> (besides Rachel's suggestions from her last email) are below. I think

> they're all things that are already on the agenda. I'll re-post them

> to the casestudies style thread too - but thought it was good to start

> up a 'to do before the launch' list.

>

>       * Including a link to the case studies in the site's main

>         right-hand menu - to make sure people can always get back to

>         the front page (at the moment when you're in a case study,

>         there's no way back)

>       * adding 'attribute image' and 'image licence' fields for the

>         header image to the form (don't want to break our own

>         licences)

>       * cleaning up the front page a bit - this basically means:

>       * moving the country sort from the front page and providing a

>         link (like you did for the alphabetical sort - this looks

>         awesome)

>       * moving the logos to the bottom of the front page - I know we

>         were the ones making a fuss about including them, but we're

>         fine with them out of the way down the bottom

>       * moving the roadmap to a separate page too

>       * we'd also like to include a couple of links on the front page

>         to 'featured case studies'  as examples for people inputting

>         material - maybe with a thumbnail image, the pull quote and

>         the one line description - but we can probably do that later

>         if we run out of time

>       * Oh - and as a minor thing, Rachel wanted the 'description'

>         field in the form changed to 'One line description' - so

>         people don't start using it for the overview.

>

>

>

> Jessica Coates

> Project Manager

> Creative Commons Clinic

> Queensland University of Technology

>

> ph: 07 3138 8301

> fax: 07 3138 9598

> email: j2.coates AT qut.edu.au

>

> -----Original Message-----

> From: Jon Phillips [mailto:jon AT creativecommons.org]

> Sent: Tuesday, 29 April 2008 10:54 AM

> To: Timothy Vollmer

> Cc: Michelle Thorne; Rachel Cobcroft; Catharina Maracke; Jessica

> Coates

> Subject: Re: CCi Case Studies intro email

>

> Yes, must do...push ourselves to get version out for review, comments

> critiques from CCi...

>

> Jon

>

> On Mon, 2008-04-28 at 16:20 -0400, Timothy Vollmer wrote:

> > Hey all:

> >

> > Things coming along great. Rachel/Jessica--maybe we can make the

> > appropriate edits to the email and send out WED this week? Any

> updates

> > or additions needed for the introduction to the CCi community?

> >

> > Let's have the email come from someone within CCi--Rachel, Jessica

> or

> > Michelle prob. Sound cool?

> >

> > tvol

> >

> > On Fri, Apr 25, 2008 at 5:18 AM, Michelle Thorne

> > <michelle AT creativecommons.org> wrote:

> >         Good morning all!

> >

> >         Timothy, thanks a lot for the new draft! I think it sounds

> >         great, and as Jon mentioned, focuses on an ideal form of

> >         collaboration between CC Corp. and jurisdiction projects.

> >

> >         And yes, as Jon also mentioned, I'll be happy to talk to the

> >         Latin American project leads who sent me the Scripta

> >         publication, and from there coordinate how they can post

> their

> >         case studies to the wiki and perhaps even tie it into an

> event

> >         they are planning.

> >

> >         Other upcoming conferences with potential overlap include:

> 1)

> >         Communia/CC Europe meetings (next one June 30-July 1 in

> >         Belgium http://communia-project.eu/conf2008; followed by a

> >         workshop in the fall either in Saarbrueken, Germany or

> >         Amsterdam) and 2) FSCONS on October 25-26 in Gothenburg,

> >         Sweden http://fscons.org/ (maybe a late deadline, however).

> >

> >         In any event, these last two meetings are being developed by

> >         the European project leads, who, to quote Jon again, "could

> be

> >         brought into the fold." So as my next step, I can start

> >         identifying which leads from Europe and Latin America would

> be

> >         interested in the case studies and try to get them on board.

> >

> >         Best, and happy ANZAC!

> >

> >

> >

> >         -- Michelle

> >

> >

> >         --

> >         ----------------------------------------------

> >         Michelle Thorne

> >         Creative Commons International

> >         Gipsstrasse 12

> >         10119 Berlin

> >         Germany

> >         Phone: +49.30.28 09 69 41

> >         Fax: +49.30.28 09 39 10

> >         Email: michelle AT creativecommons.org

> >

> --

> Jon Phillips

> 

> Business + Community Manager

> Creative Commons

> www.creativecommons.org

>

> usa: +1 (415) 830-3884 (redirects to me globally)

> china: +86 1-360-282-8624

> skype: kidproto

> im: kidproto

>

>

>

--

Jon Phillips



Business + Community Manager

Creative Commons

www.creativecommons.org

 

usa: +1 (415) 830-3884 (redirects to me globally)

china: +86 1-360-282-8624

skype: kidproto

im: kidproto

 

 

 

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