Name: CC Certificates for Educators, Librarians & Government: Next Steps
Start: 2018-04-13T12:00:00-0400
End: 2018-04-13T13:00:00-0400

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CC Certificates for Educators, Librarians & Government: Next Steps

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CC developed the CC Certificates in response to the continued growth in use of CC licenses globally and the corresponding need to help people acquire Commons knowledge and skills. This session will provide an overview of the CC Certificates program including: feedback from a panel of Beta participants, discussion on localizing content and translating the certificates into multiple languages, building a train-the-trainer program for CC Country Teams (and other partners) who want to offer the Certificates, and remixing the CC Certificates into University courses to train the next generation of educators, librarians and lawyers.

Speakers

Paula Eskett

District Libraries Manager, Waimakariri Libraries

@librarypaula

Regina Gong

Open Educational Resources (OER) Project Manager & Manager of Technical Services and Systems, Lansing Community College

I'm a librarian and the OER Project Manager at Lansing Community College. I would love to talk to you about your OER projects and how it has impacted student learning and faculty's teaching in your campuses. I'm also one of the Open Education Group Research Fellow for 2017-2018 and... Read More →

Soohyun Pae

I am a member of CC Korea and former Asia Pacific Regional Coordinator for CC. I'm particularly interested in translation and language diversity, and open culture/practices in the area. I will present "Open book publishing with CC" session at 10:45 am on Saturday, May 11. If you are... Read More →

Doralyn Rossmann

Associate Professor, Head of Digital Initiatives, Montana State University

I am exploring the use of virtual reality in teaching and research environments. Let us talk about the possibilities together!

Scann

CC Open GLAM Platform Lead, Creative Commons

Evelin Heidel (a.k.a. Scann) is a longtime member of Creative Commons, currently leading the Open GLAM initiative (http://openglam.org). She has worked in digital heritage, community digitization and intellectual property for the past ten years. Harvard Fellow at the Harvard Library Innovation Lab (2018), International Visiting Scholar at Washington College of Law, American University (2019... Read More →