Participatory Culture Primer

From Wikimedia Australia

This is a drafting space for a joint publication between WMAU and Creative Commons Australia (CCau).

Note: contributions should be GFDL and CC-BY-SA-2.5-AU dual-licensed.

Typical page

3 paragraphs overview of the field/movement
2 paragraphs highlighting relevant works/groups in Australia or areas for improvement
Links collection: ~ 5 website/book names, "must read" for that topic, perhaps blogs of influential thinkers in the field, links for Aus groups too.
Put maybe one image, or breakout quote per topic that you would like to have

Because this is for print, don't link anything in the main text! Maybe bold names you intend to link at the bottom of the page.

/cover - get CC to do this, but provide wanted text and images
copyright info/credits
contents
/introduction - joint letter
Page on /terminology - free vs open, free as in freedom (speech vs beer) etc (- or go at end as glossary?)
T: /free software
C: /free culture - individuals (Flickr, CC in general)
C: /free culture - collectives (Wikimedia etc)
G: /free licenses
T: /free documentation - adam hyde
C: ?open fonts?
T: /open formats (open standards)
T: /open hardware
T: /free network services
E: /open access
E: /open educational resources (OERs)
E: ? /open science/science commons - user:jayvdb [1]
E/C/T/G: ?/geospatial data (incl OpenStreetMap)?
G: /open governance (eg openaustralia.org)
G: access to /PSI
G: access to cultural insitutions (eg museums) - PD
C/G/E: open data (large data sets, eg corpora)
E: ?open knowledge?
G: /open law - user:jayvdb
...
credits
back cover

T= technology, G= government (and kind of, institutions, where institutions intersect with individual lives), C=culture, E=education