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: Creative Commons.org2008 Science Video Collection and Remix Challenge
By Jane Park
If you have access to educational science videos for kids (or if you even want to make your own), ccLearn invites you to participate in the 2008 Science Video Collection and Remix Challenge! Check out the website for official details, but here’s the important stuff. Deadline is March 31, 2008. The grand prize includes:
- $2,000
- an OLPC laptop
- winning producer material featured on laptops and press materials worldwide
Photo by Venkatesh Harihara / CC BY-NC-SA
In collaboration with One Laptop Per Child and Intelligent Television, we are working to bring educational video to kids (namely 8 to 16 year-olds) who don’t have it—yet. Your submissions will help us to increase the amount of great educational video content available as part of the Open Education movement.
Basically, anyone can enter—kids, students, teachers, filmmakers, working people with time on their hands… The aim is to gather as much existing scientific video material as we can; this is the first stage of the competition. All contributed video material must be openly licensed (CC BY, CC BY-SA ), which means it can be copied, distributed, transmitted, and adapted by others.
There are other prizes too, which will be awarded by an international panel of judges. After you submit the prime material, the remixing stage will be announced. Remember, it’s all about the best science archives. Happy gathering!
Full post as published by Creative Commons.org on January 15, 2008 (boomark / email).
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