Hi Fred
Just checked out your link - you are right that is bloody handy! Thanks
Yes, there is enough IPR stuff going on now, it seems to be taken seriously at last in HE - speaking as a veteran :-)
Thanks
John
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From: Open Educational Resources [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Fred Riley
Sent: 20 January 2011 11:01
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Subject: Re: OERTIG: ideas for the OER Hackdays?
> Happy to see Rights and Licenses on the list of possible subjects :).
> One thing we're keen to work on are tools that can help people
> understand is how to mark their works (directly, in feeds, etc), and
> how to test that they've marked it as they expect.
I can't make the first hackday as I'll be on holiday so didn't want to make any proposals, though I do have some. I can't resist adding a comment to this, though. Pat Lockley at the Uni of Nottingham, who's on this list, has created a nice attribution tool as part of his XPERT OER search engine. Go to http://www.nottingham.ac.uk/xpert/attribution/ and find a pic, then click on it and you can get the pic with attribution info embedded, which is bloody handy.
I hope you don't spend time on the hackday discussing 'IPR' - from sad experience, I know how long and convoluted and depressing and ultimately fruitless such discussions can be. If practical tools emerge, such as Pat's thing, that would be very useful.
Just my 2 Euro's worth...
Fred
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