Creative Commons Licensing in Multiple Contexts (Moodle, MOOCs and FutureLearn) Steve Stapleton Senior Project Manager University of Nottingham.

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Creative Commons Licensing in Multiple Contexts (Moodle, MOOCs and FutureLearn) Steve Stapleton Senior Project Manager University of Nottingham

U-Now – OCW/OER –Launched U-Now in 2007 –Member of OCWC 2008 –HEA/JISC funded through BERLiN project 2009/10 Open Nottingham 2010 –Open learning publication –OER discovery & reuse –Open source tools Timeline

Nottingham

Moodle

3 Moodle plugins Flickr Search and attribute the image Upload and attribute the image Specify a URL and attribute the image

3 Moodle plugins (JISC/HEA) Flickr Search and attribute the image - Returns only CC BY images Upload and attribute the image - all rights reserved option included Specify a URL and attribute the image - URL for the image (not the page)

FutureLearn (MOOC) UK MOOC Provider Private Company – set up by the OU 20+ institutional partners British library British Council Courses launched Sept 2013 Statements of participation and exam based certificates

Why have we engaged with FL Informing and improving online, distance and blended learning practices for registered students (NOOC – 3 campus) Allows us to innovate and to learn (NOOC – 3 campus) Showcasing Nottingham’s research and teaching excellence to a global audience Recruitment to taught postgraduate courses Engagement with alumni via CPD Research partnerships Provision of ‘Transition’ into/out of university courses Conversion courses for applicants holding offers

Delivered 2 MOOCs on FutureLearn so far: Sustainability, Society and You (8 week course, 5 hours per week) How to read a mind (2 week course, 3 hours per week) Two more are scheduled for 2014 Sustainability, Society and You (6 week course, 5 hours per week) How to read your boss (2 week course, 3 hours per week) High level of interest by schools and staff to run more – our focus is now on what our MOOC offering should be

Sustainability, Society and You Based on OER first published in 2012 (U-Now & eBooks/iBooks) 60% of content was third party OER (text, images, video) Released the course under a CC BY NC SA licence

Sustainability, Society and You Variety of CC licence types re-used in the course OER and MOOC design worked well for us OER eBooks and iBooks download increased For CC NC resources we contacted rights holders asking for permission to use within a MOOC that might charge for statements of participation No rights holder said no to using their NC content (a few didn’t reply at all) Some asked for changes to the attribution we had used Some suggested other OER that might be useful to us

MOOC OER How to read a mind was also published under CC licence + will be recommended for future courses (OER is opt in) FutureLearn happy with courses as OER