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Kat Walsh: Reverted edits by Ibrahimali (talk) to last revision by Anna Daniel

2013-09-20T07:31:26Z

Reverted edits by Ibrahimali (talk) to last revision by Anna Daniel

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 == The 2012-13 Creative Commons Research agenda ==
-Research of International development solutions
+=== Purpose ===
-Now 400 millions research papers are available for peace
+* Because minimal data exists on usage of CC tools, those who share content openly are denied knowledge of the impact of their contribution and CC lacks evidence to promote the value of its licenses.  We want creators of open content to understand how their actions contribute to the broader commons.
-solutions, but there is no result for it, unless the messages
+* Creative Commons needs to measure the impact of its licenses to better make the case for the social and economic value of open licensing.
-posted in the website http://www.goldenduas.com are researched by
+* Successful organizations collect data on activities and use it to iteratively improve performance.
-researchers all over the world. Otherwise the world cannot have peace and
+* Facts are needed by Creative Commons (CC) to inform our direction.
-Unity for some reasons or the other.
+* We are excited by new tools that enable CC to measure and highlight impact.
+* Questions arising from data analysis will drive the future research agenda.
-Thank you very much for joining me in the interest of public safety
-and peace. Most of the followers are researchers
+The research agenda initially responds to two factors - minimal data exists on the impact of CC, and the launch of version 4.0 of the suite of CC licenses represents a significant intervention by CC in the open community.  At its core, CC facilitates the legal sharing of digital content. Changes to our licenses may impact how people - across our key communities of Affiliates and users in the GLAM, Education, Public sector, Science and Data fields, as well as Policymakers - license materials and use them.  The adoption and use of 4.0 licenses and changes in use of CC licensed materials will reflect the impact of the new version. We need to examine data on license use (applying the license and using licensed materials) to identify that impact. For example: will there be less porting? will adoption amongst key communities increase? will licensing and use of works such as databases and others protected by 'neighboring rights' increase?
 === We intend to measure our impact ===

Ibrahimali: http://www.goldenduas.com

2013-05-26T07:37:49Z

http://www.goldenduas.com

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 == The 2012-13 Creative Commons Research agenda ==
-=== Purpose ===
+Research of International development solutions
-* Because minimal data exists on usage of CC tools, those who share content openly are denied knowledge of the impact of their contribution and CC lacks evidence to promote the value of its licenses.  We want creators of open content to understand how their actions contribute to the broader commons.
+Now 400 millions research papers are available for peace
-* Creative Commons needs to measure the impact of its licenses to better make the case for the social and economic value of open licensing.
+solutions, but there is no result for it, unless the messages
-* Successful organizations collect data on activities and use it to iteratively improve performance.
+posted in the website http://www.goldenduas.com are researched by
-* Facts are needed by Creative Commons (CC) to inform our direction.
+researchers all over the world. Otherwise the world cannot have peace and
-* We are excited by new tools that enable CC to measure and highlight impact.
+Unity for some reasons or the other.
-* Questions arising from data analysis will drive the future research agenda.
+Thank you very much for joining me in the interest of public safety
-The research agenda initially responds to two factors - minimal data exists on the impact of CC, and the launch of version 4.0 of the suite of CC licenses represents a significant intervention by CC in the open community.  At its core, CC facilitates the legal sharing of digital content. Changes to our licenses may impact how people - across our key communities of Affiliates and users in the GLAM, Education, Public sector, Science and Data fields, as well as Policymakers - license materials and use them.  The adoption and use of 4.0 licenses and changes in use of CC licensed materials will reflect the impact of the new version. We need to examine data on license use (applying the license and using licensed materials) to identify that impact. For example: will there be less porting? will adoption amongst key communities increase? will licensing and use of works such as databases and others protected by 'neighboring rights' increase?
+and peace. Most of the followers are researchers
 === We intend to measure our impact ===

Anna Daniel: /* Purpose */

2012-11-05T23:53:27Z

Purpose

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	* Creative Commons needs to measure the impact of its licenses to better make the case for the social and economic value of open licensing.		* Creative Commons needs to measure the impact of its licenses to better make the case for the social and economic value of open licensing.
	* Successful organizations collect data on activities and use it to iteratively improve performance.		* Successful organizations collect data on activities and use it to iteratively improve performance.
	* Facts are needed ~~to properly reflect the impact of~~ Creative Commons (CC) ~~and~~ inform our direction.		* Facts are needed by Creative Commons (CC) to inform our direction.
	* We are excited by new tools that enable CC to measure and highlight impact.		* We are excited by new tools that enable CC to measure and highlight impact.
	* Questions arising from data analysis will drive the future research agenda.		* Questions arising from data analysis will drive the future research agenda.

Anna Daniel: /* Purpose */

2012-11-05T23:52:20Z

Purpose

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	=== Purpose ===		=== Purpose ===
			* Because minimal data exists on usage of CC tools, those who share content openly are denied knowledge of the impact of their contribution and CC lacks evidence to promote the value of its licenses. We want creators of open content to understand how their actions contribute to the broader commons.
			* Creative Commons needs to measure the impact of its licenses to better make the case for the social and economic value of open licensing.
	* Successful organizations collect data on activities and use it to iteratively improve performance.		* Successful organizations collect data on activities and use it to iteratively improve performance.
	* Facts are needed to properly reflect the impact of Creative Commons (CC) and inform our direction.		* Facts are needed to properly reflect the impact of Creative Commons (CC) and inform our direction.

CCID-cable.green: /* Open Research */

2012-09-23T14:24:38Z

Open Research

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	== Open Research ==		== Open Research ==
	CC and related tools and movements for open research:		CC and related tools and movements for open research:
	* http://~~sciencecommons~~.org		* http://creativecommons.org/science
	* http://learn.creativecommons.org		* http://learn.creativecommons.org
	* http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_Access		* http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_Access

Anna Daniel: /* Purpose */

2012-09-06T17:11:58Z

Purpose

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	* Questions arising from data analysis will drive the future research agenda.		* Questions arising from data analysis will drive the future research agenda.

	The research agenda initially responds to two factors - minimal data exists on the impact of CC, and the launch of version 4.0 of the suite of CC licenses represents a significant intervention by CC in the open community. ~~The 4~~.~~0 launch is also a unique opportunity~~ to ~~capture CC’s~~ impact ~~because it resonates~~ across ~~all CC activities~~. ~~That is, activities undertaken by CC staff revolve around~~ use of CC ~~licenses~~.		The research agenda initially responds to two factors - minimal data exists on the impact of CC, and the launch of version 4.0 of the suite of CC licenses represents a significant intervention by CC in the open community. At its core, CC facilitates the legal sharing of digital content. Changes to our licenses may impact how people - across our key communities of Affiliates and users in the GLAM, Education, Public sector, Science and Data fields, as well as Policymakers - license materials and use them. The adoption and use of 4.0 licenses and changes in use of CC licensed materials will reflect the impact of the new version. We need to examine data on license use (applying the license and using licensed materials) to identify that impact. For example: will there be less porting? will adoption amongst key communities increase? will licensing and use of works such as databases and others protected by 'neighboring rights' increase?

	=== We intend to measure our impact ===		=== We intend to measure our impact ===

Anna Daniel: /* We intend to measure our impact */

2012-09-05T18:39:36Z

We intend to measure our impact

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	Other important performance metrics to be captured within the CC organization include:<br>		Other important performance metrics to be captured within the CC organization include:<br>
	9. Large scale/high profile adopters of CC licenses;<br>		9. Large scale/high profile adopters of CC licenses;<br>
	10. Translations of CC license deeds;<br>		10. Translations of CC license deeds;<br>
	11. Indications of a strengthening CC Affiliate network; and<br>		11. Indications of a strengthening CC Affiliate network; and<br>

Anna Daniel: /* We intend to measure our impact */

2012-09-05T18:39:12Z

We intend to measure our impact

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	Other important performance metrics to be captured within the CC organization include:<br>		Other important performance metrics to be captured within the CC organization include:<br>
	9. Large scale/high profile adopters of CC licenses;<br>		9. Large scale/high profile adopters of CC licenses;<br>
	10. Translations of CC license deeds;<br>		10. Translations of CC license deeds;<br>
	11. Indications of a strengthening CC Affiliate network; and<br>		11. Indications of a strengthening CC Affiliate network; and<br>

Anna Daniel: /* We intend to measure our impact */

2012-09-05T17:02:31Z

We intend to measure our impact

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	=== We intend to measure our impact ===		=== We intend to measure our impact ===
	CC intends to initiate an ongoing process for analysis and reporting of metrics to gauge impact. Measuring impact is a challenging research goal and we aim to put in place an ongoing analytical framework before 4.0 is launched (estimate launch date is December 2012). This first six-month phase will set a baseline and foundation for data driven analysis. Qualitative analysis may commence in January 2013 and will be directed by questions arising from data results. Initially data will be captured to answer the following questions that reflect CC impact (via the 4.0 intervention):		CC intends to initiate an ongoing process for analysis and reporting of metrics to gauge impact. Measuring impact is a challenging research goal and we aim to put in place an ongoing analytical framework before 4.0 is launched (estimate launch date is December 2012). This first six-month phase (commenced in July 2012) will set a baseline and foundation for data driven analysis. Qualitative analysis may commence in January 2013 and will be directed by questions arising from data results. Initially data will be captured to answer the following questions that reflect CC impact (via the 4.0 intervention):

	1. What is the number and growth rate of CC licensed materials worldwide? <br>		1. What is the number and growth rate of CC licensed materials worldwide? <br>

Anna Daniel: /* We intend to measure our impact */

2012-09-05T17:00:04Z

We intend to measure our impact

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	=== We intend to measure our impact ===		=== We intend to measure our impact ===
	CC intends to initiate an ongoing process for analysis~~/reportage~~ of metrics to gauge impact. Measuring impact is a challenging research goal and we aim to put in place an ongoing analytical framework before 4.0 is launched (estimate launch date is December 2012). This first six-month phase will set a baseline and foundation for data driven analysis. Qualitative analysis may commence in January 2013 and will be directed by questions arising from data results. Initially data will be captured to answer the following questions that reflect CC impact (via the 4.0 intervention):		CC intends to initiate an ongoing process for analysis and reporting of metrics to gauge impact. Measuring impact is a challenging research goal and we aim to put in place an ongoing analytical framework before 4.0 is launched (estimate launch date is December 2012). This first six-month phase will set a baseline and foundation for data driven analysis. Qualitative analysis may commence in January 2013 and will be directed by questions arising from data results. Initially data will be captured to answer the following questions that reflect CC impact (via the 4.0 intervention):

	1. What is the number and growth rate of CC licensed materials worldwide? <br>		1. What is the number and growth rate of CC licensed materials worldwide? <br>