Organization of CC Jurisdiction Projects: Overview, Comparisons & Challenges - The Hong Kong Story
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The document provides an overview of the organization of Creative Commons jurisdiction projects in Hong Kong, which was launched in October 2008. It is led by professors and legal experts from the University of Hong Kong with support from staff, bloggers, radio stations, Wikipedians and other free and open source communities. It received pre-launch funding from individuals and organizations, and plans to continue developing relationships with educational institutions to promote Creative Commons use and curriculum. The challenges include gaining wider acceptance and securing steady resources with the goal of further establishing Creative Commons in Hong Kong in the next three years.
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Organization of CC Jurisdiction Projects: Overview, Comparisons & Challenges - The Hong Kong Story
- 1. Organization of CC Jurisdiction Projects: Overview, Comparisons & Challenges The Hong Kong Story
- 2. 3 Months Old Launched on 25th October 08
- 3. Leadership Public Co-Lead - Professor Ying Yuen Chan and Mr. Pindar Wong Legal Lead - Dr. Yahong Li and Ms. Alice Lee Staff Project Manager – Dr. Haggen So Official Structure
- 4. Staff from University of Hong Kong Bloggers, Online Radios, Wikipedians Free/Open Source Communities InMediaHK Radio Television Hong Kong DotAsia & Internet related Tech Communities HKICC Lee Shau Kee School of Creativity Volunteers
- 5. Pre-Launch Lee Shu Pui Leung Wai Hing and Open Society Institute Post-Launch To be found Fundings
- 6. Presentation at HKU Knowledge Team Teaching Development Grant Proposal In alliance with Education, CAUT, Library, and other Faculties to promote usage of CC Further develop relationship with Education Bureau Investigating opportunities in Secondary Schools Focus on Education
- 7. Many Opportunities Few Resources Challenges
- 8. More Acceptance in Hong Kong More CC Education Curriculum More and Steady Resources CCHK in 3 years