Case Studies/VOCAB: with Bennu - Revision history

VincentBrown: /* Motivations */

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Motivations

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	Being a keen user of Flickr for group projects since 2005, Vincent first became aware of the Creative Commons through Flickr as the co-ordinator of a team of web developers.		Being a keen user of Flickr for group projects since 2005, Vincent first became aware of the Creative Commons through Flickr as the co-ordinator of a team of web developers.

	''''Building websites for non-profit organisations and Flickr's repository of CC licensed photos was a perfect match. The idea that web developers working on a small budget can find a photo and legally use it to create another totally different work is exciting and refreshing. We had local photographers allowing a group of volunteers to use their photos on websites that were built to promote local community services.''''		''Building websites for non-profit organisations and Flickr's repository of CC licensed photos was a perfect match. The idea that web developers working on a small budget can find a photo and legally use it to create another totally different work is exciting and refreshing. We had local photographers allowing a group of volunteers to use their photos on websites that were built to promote local community services.''

	The decision to release VOCAB: with Bennu under a CC BY SA license was made in order to promote the work as much as possible. By allowing others to profit from it's reuse a wider audience would be reached by the re-user's promotion of their work.		The decision to release VOCAB: with Bennu under a CC BY SA license was made in order to promote the work as much as possible. By allowing others to profit from it's reuse a wider audience would be reached by the re-user's promotion of their work.

VincentBrown: /* Motivations */

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Motivations

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	Being a keen user of Flickr for group projects since 2005, Vincent first became aware of the Creative Commons through Flickr as the co-ordinator of a team of web developers.		Being a keen user of Flickr for group projects since 2005, Vincent first became aware of the Creative Commons through Flickr as the co-ordinator of a team of web developers.

	:''Building websites for non-profit organisations ~~as my team was,~~ and Flickr's repository of CC licensed photos was a a perfect match. The idea that web developers working on a small budget ~~who might not be great photographers~~ can find a photo and use it to create another totally different work is exciting and refreshing. We had local photographers allowing us to use their photos on websites we built to promote local community services.''		''''Building websites for non-profit organisations and Flickr's repository of CC licensed photos was a perfect match. The idea that web developers working on a small budget can find a photo and legally use it to create another totally different work is exciting and refreshing. We had local photographers allowing a group of volunteers to use their photos on websites that were built to promote local community services.''''

	The decision to release VOCAB: with Bennu under a CC BY SA license was made in order to promote the work as much as possible. By allowing others to profit from it's reuse a wider audience would be reached by the re-user's promotion of their work.		The decision to release VOCAB: with Bennu under a CC BY SA license was made in order to promote the work as much as possible. By allowing others to profit from it's reuse a wider audience would be reached by the re-user's promotion of their work.

VincentBrown: /* License Usage */

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License Usage

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	== License Usage ==		== License Usage ==

	VOCAB: with Bennu and all supporting materials are licensed under a Creative Commons license. All of the messages sent over @bennu's Twitter account are licensed under Creative Commons ~~Public Domain Dedication using TweetCC~~ [http://~~www.tweetcc~~.com/~~results~~/~~?username=bennu~~].		VOCAB: with Bennu and all supporting materials are licensed under a Creative Commons license. All of the messages sent over @bennu's Twitter account are licensed under Creative Commons Attribution Share Alike (CC By SA)[http://twitter.com/#!/Bennu/status/11709347805536256].

	The reference chart is posted to Flickr and licensed under a CC BY SA 2.0 license using Flickr's method of applying licenses.		The reference chart is posted to Flickr and licensed under a CC BY SA 2.0 license using Flickr's method of applying licenses.

CCID-jane at 14:42, 5 October 2010

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	{{Case Study		{{Case Study
	\|Description=Ancient Egyptian hieroglyph lessons daily via Twitter, and weekly summaries via other social networks including Flickr, YouTube, Slideshare, Vimeo and posted to iTunes as a video podcast.		\|Description=Ancient Egyptian hieroglyph lessons daily via Twitter, and weekly summaries via other social networks including Flickr, YouTube, Slideshare, Vimeo and posted to iTunes as a video podcast.
			\|Mainurl=http://www.pyramidtextsonline.com/study.html
			\|Author=Vincent Brown
			\|User_Status=Creator
			\|Tag=OER, egyptian, hieroglyphs, language, vocabulary, lessons, learning, texts, writing, reading, education
			\|License short name=CC BY-SA
			\|Format=Image, Sound, Text, MovingImage, InteractiveResource
			\|Country=Australia
	\|Quote=Learning Ancient Egyptian Vocab, one tweet at a time.		\|Quote=Learning Ancient Egyptian Vocab, one tweet at a time.
	\|Quote_Attribution=Vincent Brown		\|Quote_Attribution=Vincent Brown
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	\|Image_attribution=Vincent Brown		\|Image_attribution=Vincent Brown
	\|Image_license=http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.5/au/		\|Image_license=http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.5/au/
	~~\|Mainurl=http://www.pyramidtextsonline.com/study.html~~
	~~\|Author=Vincent Brown~~
	~~\|User_Status=Creator~~
	~~\|Tag=egyptian, hieroglyphs, language, vocabulary, lessons, learning, texts, writing, reading, education~~
	~~\|License short name=CC BY-SA~~
	\|License=http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.5/au/		\|License=http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.5/au/
	~~\|Format=Image, Sound, Text, MovingImage, InteractiveResource~~
	~~\|Country=Australia~~
	}}		}}
	== Overview ==		== Overview ==

VincentBrown: /* License Usage */

2010-09-23T03:27:32Z

License Usage

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	The reference chart is posted to Flickr and licensed under a CC BY SA 2.0 license using Flickr's method of applying licenses.		The reference chart is posted to Flickr and licensed under a CC BY SA 2.0 license using Flickr's method of applying licenses.

	The videos created are licensed under a CC BY SA 2.5 Australia license. Some of the music and sound effects used to create the videos are sourced from places such as [http://www.jamendo.com~~\Jamendo~~], [http://freemusicarchive.org~~\Free Music Archive~~], [http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Main_Page~~\Wikipedia Commons~~], and the [http://www.archive.org/details/audio/~~Internet Archive~~]. These services, and others like it, allow the reuse of other people's works that have CC licenses. Attribution to the creator and the specific license is given in the credits of the videos.		The videos created are licensed under a CC BY SA 2.5 Australia license. Some of the music and sound effects used to create the videos are sourced from places such as Jamendo [http://www.jamendo.com], Free Music Archive [http://freemusicarchive.org], Wikipedia Commons [http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Main_Page], and the Internet Archive [http://www.archive.org/details/audio/]. These services, and others like it, allow the reuse of other people's works that have CC licenses. Attribution to the creator and the specific license is given in the credits of the videos.

	== Motivations ==		== Motivations ==

VincentBrown: /* License Usage */

2010-09-23T03:25:03Z

License Usage

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	== License Usage ==		== License Usage ==

	VOCAB: with Bennu and all supporting materials are licensed under a Creative Commons license. All of the messages sent over @bennu's Twitter account are licensed under Creative Commons Public Domain Dedication using [http://www.tweetcc.com/results/?username=bennu].		VOCAB: with Bennu and all supporting materials are licensed under a Creative Commons license. All of the messages sent over @bennu's Twitter account are licensed under Creative Commons Public Domain Dedication using TweetCC [http://www.tweetcc.com/results/?username=bennu].

	The reference chart is posted to Flickr and licensed under a CC BY SA 2.0 license using Flickr's method of applying licenses.		The reference chart is posted to Flickr and licensed under a CC BY SA 2.0 license using Flickr's method of applying licenses.

VincentBrown: /* Overview */

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Overview

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	Vincent Brown is the inventive mind behind [http://www.pyramidtextsonline.com/study.html VOCAB: with Bennu] and is located in South Australia.		Vincent Brown is the inventive mind behind [http://www.pyramidtextsonline.com/study.html VOCAB: with Bennu] and is located in South Australia.

	VOCAB: with Bennu uses a combination of social networks and web2.0 platforms to provide support to students studying ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs by delivering a method of more effectively memorising the required vocabulary. Every day one word is delivered on the microblogging platform Twitter with the English, the transliteration code, and a link to a image showing the hieroglyphs on TwitPic, Twitter's image service. As well as being received by the rapidly growing number of Twitter users these 'tweets' are automatically imported into the side bar of Vincent's blog on ancient Egyptian pyramids, [http://www.talkingpyramids.com Talking Pyramids].		VOCAB: with Bennu uses a combination of social networks and web2.0 platforms to provide support to students studying ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs by delivering a method of more effectively memorising the required vocabulary. Every day one word is delivered on the microblogging platform Twitter with the English, the transliteration code, and a link to an image showing the hieroglyphs on TwitPic, Twitter's image service. As well as being received by the rapidly growing number of Twitter users these 'tweets' are automatically imported into the side bar of Vincent's blog on ancient Egyptian pyramids, [http://www.talkingpyramids.com Talking Pyramids].

	Every week a summary of the daily words is produced in the form of a slideshow presentation. This presentation is published on SlideShare and embedded into the [http://www.pyramidtextsonline.com/study.html Study page] on Vincent's website [http://www.pyramidtextsonline.com Pyramid Texts Online].		Every week a summary of the daily words is produced in the form of a slideshow presentation. This presentation is published on SlideShare and embedded into the [http://www.pyramidtextsonline.com/study.html Study page] on Vincent's website [http://www.pyramidtextsonline.com Pyramid Texts Online].

VincentBrown: /* License Usage */

2009-06-15T19:53:51Z

License Usage

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	== License Usage ==		== License Usage ==

	VOCAB: with Bennu and all supporting materials are licensed under a Creative Commons license. All of the messages sent over @bennu's Twitter account are licensed under Creative Commons Public Domain Dedication using [http://www.tweetcc.com/results/?username=bennu/].		VOCAB: with Bennu and all supporting materials are licensed under a Creative Commons license. All of the messages sent over @bennu's Twitter account are licensed under Creative Commons Public Domain Dedication using [http://www.tweetcc.com/results/?username=bennu].

	The reference chart is posted to Flickr and licensed under a CC BY SA 2.0 license using Flickr's method of applying licenses.		The reference chart is posted to Flickr and licensed under a CC BY SA 2.0 license using Flickr's method of applying licenses.

VincentBrown: /* License Usage */

2009-06-15T19:50:31Z

License Usage

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	== License Usage ==		== License Usage ==

	VOCAB: with Bennu and all supporting materials are licensed under a Creative Commons license. All of the messages sent over @bennu's Twitter account are licensed under Creative Commons Public Domain Dedication using [http://www.tweetcc.com/results/?username=bennu/~~TweetCC~~].		VOCAB: with Bennu and all supporting materials are licensed under a Creative Commons license. All of the messages sent over @bennu's Twitter account are licensed under Creative Commons Public Domain Dedication using [http://www.tweetcc.com/results/?username=bennu/].

	The reference chart is posted to Flickr and licensed under a CC BY SA 2.0 license using Flickr's method of applying licenses.		The reference chart is posted to Flickr and licensed under a CC BY SA 2.0 license using Flickr's method of applying licenses.

	The videos created are licensed under a CC BY SA 2.5 Australia license. Some of the music and sound effects used to create the videos are sourced from places such as [http://www.jamendo.com\Jamendo], [http://freemusicarchive.org\Free Music Archive], [http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Main_Page\Wikipedia Commons], and the [http://www.archive.org/details/audio/Internet Archive]. These services, and others like it, allow the reuse of other people's works that have CC licenses. Attribution to the creator and the specific license is given in the credits of the videos.		The videos created are licensed under a CC BY SA 2.5 Australia license. Some of the music and sound effects used to create the videos are sourced from places such as [http://www.jamendo.com\Jamendo], [http://freemusicarchive.org\Free Music Archive], [http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Main_Page\Wikipedia Commons], and the [http://www.archive.org/details/audio/Internet Archive]. These services, and others like it, allow the reuse of other people's works that have CC licenses. Attribution to the creator and the specific license is given in the credits of the videos.


	== Motivations ==		== Motivations ==

VincentBrown: /* Media */

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Media

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	== Media ==		== Media ==

	The daily tweets from Bennu: [http://twitter.com/Bennu @Bennu]		*The daily tweets from Bennu: [http://twitter.com/Bennu @Bennu]
			*One of the weekly charts: [http://www.flickr.com/photos/pyramidtexts/3496074979/ Week 9 Vocab chart]
	One of the weekly charts: [http://www.flickr.com/photos/pyramidtexts/3496074979/ Week 9 Vocab chart]		*The weekly slide show: [http://www.slideshare.net/TalkingPyramids/vocab-week-9 Week 9 Slideshow]
			*An example of the videos that are distributed weekly via iTunes, Vimeo and YouTube: [http://www.vimeo.com/4453994 Week 9 video]
	The weekly slide show: [http://www.slideshare.net/TalkingPyramids/vocab-week-9 Week 9 Slideshow]		*The Study, where students are encouraged to visit to find all the resources: [http://www.pyramidtextsonline.com/study.html The Study]

	An example of the videos that are distributed weekly via iTunes, Vimeo and YouTube: [http://www.vimeo.com/4453994 Week 9 video]

	The Study, where students are encouraged to visit to find all the resources: [http://www.pyramidtextsonline.com/study.html The Study]