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
   

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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
   

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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
   

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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?
   

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5. Europeana collections http://europeana.eu/
   

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6. Polish national digital library http://polona.pl/
   

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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
   

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8. Fot. Mrperesononline, lic. CC BY 2.0
   And those resources are essential for
   media, information and art literacy
   

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9. So?
   How to help teachers
   discover those materials
   and
   GLAM institutions to
   promote their
   collections?
   

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10. Rijks Studio https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/en/rijksstudio
    Refocus for visual style to acquire new
    visitors/fans/costumers
    

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11. NYPL Public Domain Collections http://publicdomain.nypl.org/
    Facilitate the way to remix the collection
    

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12. Discarding Images www.discardingimages.tumblr.com
    Bloggers as content curators
    

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13. Sztuczene Fiołki, based on George Grosz
    „Marriage” (Public domain), Free Art License
    Social media as content curators
    

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14. British Library/Interenet Archive, public domain
    Lessons learned?
    

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15. Specific content curation for education
    with copyright/search help
    Otwarte Zasoby blog/OER database for teachers http://otwartezasoby.pl/
    

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16. Even great curators need to be better.
    Open Culutre http://www.openculture.com/
    

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17. Campaigns to promote public domain
    and its re-use potential
    

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18. CC Zero
    Open policies in cultural institutions to help
    facilitate the re-use for advacned/commercial
    users.
    

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19. Thank you!
    @kasliwowski
    kamil@creativecommons.pl
    

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