
A Quiet Revolution: Growing Creative Commons In Aotearoa New Zealand
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Language
English
ISBN
978-0-9941302-2-8
Title
Introduction
SECTION 1: Open GLAM (Galleries, Libraries, Archives and Museums)
Reflecting on Open GLAMs in Aotearoa New Zealand
Marsden Online Archive at the Hocken Library
RECOLLECT: Upper Hutt City Library
Te Papa Joins the Commons
The National Library's Use and Reuse Policy
Opening New Zealand's World War One Photography
Canterbury Earthquake Digital Archive
NZ On Screen and Audio Culture
Ministry for Culture and Heritage
SECTION 2: Open Research
Open Access to Research in Aotearoa
ePress: Open Access Publishing at Unitec
Anatomy Teaching Model Patterns Licensed with CC
Canterbury's Mandatory Research Deposit
Lincoln University's Open Access Policy
Open Access at the University of Waikato
SECTION 3: Open Arts and Culture
Open Arts and Culture in Aotearoa New Zealand
Illustrating with Creative Commons
Ad Lib: Novel Published Under CC
Meena Kadri: Creative Commons and Photography
Richard White: Openly Licensing Music
The Vertical Cinema Manifesto
Jem Yoshioka: Openly Licensed Digital Art
Open Source and Creative Commons in the Fine Arts
Jon Lemmon: Creative Commons Music in Aotearoa
Dylan Horrocks: Creative Commons Cartoons
SECTION 4: Open Government and Data
Open Government Information and Data in New Zealand
Who is Using Open Government Data?
New Zealand Electronic Text Collection
LINZ Data Service
Statistics New Zealand
Ministry for the Environment
Figure.NZ
GNS Science and GeoNet
Open Licensing and the Christchurch Earthquake
Koordinates
New Zealand Transport Agency
SECTION 5: Open Education
Open Education
The Media Studies Text Hack
The Computer Science Field Guide
The Waikato Independent
New Zealand's Open Educational Resource Foundation and Universitas
Otago Polytechnic
Creative Commons in New Zealand Schools
WikiHouse New Zealand
Acknowledgements
Further Information
Frequently Asked Questions
Creative Commons Licence Elements
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