Contributing to Creative Commons

• Do you use Creative Commons?
• Do you have an interest in using Creative Commons?
• Do you want to know more about Creative Commons?

If you answered yes to any of the above questions then you should check the Creative Commons wiki out. The CC wiki contains a vast range of information for all types of CC users, which has been created to help you make the most of Creative Commons.

I also recently posted about the 'Case Study' Creative Commons has produced about how CC been applied in areas like Music, Literature, Visual Arts and Education. My post Building an Australasian Commons: Case Study will direct you the Case Study which can be downloaded in PDF.

Building an Australasian Commons: Case Study

"In August 2008, as part of the new CC Case Study Wiki initiative, CC Australia published the accompanying print volume Building an Australasian Commons: Creative Commons Case Studies Volume 1. Edited by staffer Rachel Cobcroft, Volume 1 includes more than 60 case studies - http://creativecommons.org.au/casestudiesvol1"

The readable PDF version is available here
(Note: this PDF is quite large so it may take some people a bit of time to download)

This Case Study "provides detailed evidence of the ways in which CC licences is being used by creators and institutions along with an explanation of their motivations"

If you use Creative Commons or have any interest in doing so then you should visit the Creative Commons wiki

Rachel, Australian Research Council Centre of Excellence for Creative Industries and Innovation and everyone else that worked on this have done a wonderful job :-)