Popularization of open heritage resources by content curation

Kamil Śliwowski, CC BY 4.0

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1. Kamil Śliwowski, @kasliwowski Polish Coaltion for Open Education / Creative Commons Polska / otwartezasoby.pl Popularization of open heritage resources by content curation
2. Open Educational Resources are not enough even in formal education Scientific results of the New Zealand Government Trawling Expedition, 1907, Public domain, Biodiversity Heritage Library
3. Have You ever paid for public domain just because you didn’t know it was available for free elsewhere? Polish open textbook platform http://www.epodreczniki.pl
4. Viridarium Novum, Public domain, Libraries of the University of Strasbourg Or maybe You tried to find that best flower illustration that’s not a photo and is free to remix?
5. Europeana collections http://europeana.eu/
6. Polish national digital library http://polona.pl/
7. Europeana and DPLA Rights Statements http://rightsstatements.org Cultural institutions can provide high quality open materials but they are difficult to find, often also re-use
8. Fot. Mrperesononline, lic. CC BY 2.0 And those resources are essential for media, information and art literacy
9. So? How to help teachers discover those materials and GLAM institutions to promote their collections?
10. Rijks Studio https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/en/rijksstudio Refocus for visual style to acquire new visitors/fans/costumers
11. NYPL Public Domain Collections http://publicdomain.nypl.org/ Facilitate the way to remix the collection
12. Discarding Images www.discardingimages.tumblr.com Bloggers as content curators
13. Sztuczene Fiołki, based on George Grosz „Marriage” (Public domain), Free Art License Social media as content curators
14. British Library/Interenet Archive, public domain Lessons learned?
15. Specific content curation for education with copyright/search help Otwarte Zasoby blog/OER database for teachers http://otwartezasoby.pl/
16. Even great curators need to be better. Open Culutre http://www.openculture.com/
17. Campaigns to promote public domain and its re-use potential
18. CC Zero Open policies in cultural institutions to help facilitate the re-use for advacned/commercial users.
19. Thank you! @kasliwowski kamil@creativecommons.pl