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There's a bunch of content linked from a lot of places. For each piece of material linked, we will review the content and determine:

  • Title
  • Authors
  • Abstract (100 words or less)
  • Content License (CC? GNU? No license at all?)
  • Field of study (CS? Econ? Law?)
  • Material level (Undergraduate? Grad school? Secondary School?)

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TitleAuthorsInstitutionPub DateAbstractFormatLicenseField of StudyCourse Level
A Fair(y) Use TaleFaden, EricBucknell2007Professor Eric Faden of Bucknell University created this humorous, yet informative, review of copyright principles delivered through the words of the very folks we can thank for nearly endless copyright terms.Lecture, videoCC-BY-NC-SA 3.0Legal-
Democratizing Innovationvon Hippel, EricMIT Press2005Professor von Hippel explores how user-centered innovation processes offer great advantages over the manufacturer-centric innovation development systems that have been the mainstay of commerce for hundreds of years.E-bookCC-BY-NC-ND 2.0Business-
Advanced Topics in Learning Object Design and ReuseWiley, DavidUtah State University2008This course is designed to help you understand and apply advanced topics in the design, creation, and reuse of learning objects. The course is structured around a practical, hands-on project using learning objects, intermingled with readings and discussion on a variety of topics.Full CourseCC-BY 3.0Instructional TechnologyGraduate
NC State University CSC591W Open Source Software Development Wiki PageWill CohenNC State University2008Introduction to basic concepts of the FOSS community, with two-thirds of each student's grade based on their involvement with a FOSS project.Full CourseBY-NC-SA-Graduate
Enclosures of the Mind: Governing the Intellectual CommonsMainelli, MichaelGresham College2006-10-18Professor Michael Mainelli exlores the future of global advancement in relation to open source.Lecture, multimedia-Economics-
Open Source Development and Distribution of Digital Information: Economic, Legal, and Social PerspectivesSamuelson, PamUC Berkeley School of Information2005Learn how open source has an impact on digital information distribution.Syllabus-School of InformationUndergraduate
Managing Innovation: Emerging Trendsvon Hippel, EricMIT Sloan2005This course by Dr. von Hippel illustrates how open information and open source are becoming more popular, allowing users to innovate for themselves.Full CourseMIT OCWBusinessGraduate
Open Source CommunitiesLakhani, Karim R.MIT Sloan2005Karim R. Lakhani discusses exactly what open source is, its principles, and other key information to understanding open source.PresentationMIT OCWBusiness-
Free as in Freedom: Richard Stallman's Crusade for Free SoftwareWilliams, SamO'Reilly2002-03Free as in Freedom interweaves biographical snapshots of GNU project founder Richard Stallman with the political, social and economic history of the free software movement.E-bookGFDL 1.1History-
Open Source Software: the Challenge AheadShuttleworth, MarkCERN2007-02-28For open source sofware, the real challenge lies ahead -- taking free software to the mass market, to your grandparents, to your nieces and nephews, to your friends. If we are to be successful we need to articulate the audacious goals clearly and loudly - because that's how the community process works best.Lecture, video-Business-
The Future of IdeasLessig, LawrenceStanford2001Lessig shares his thoughts about the future of innovation in a time of competitive control.E-BookCC-BY-NC 3.0Business-
Real World Mozilla DevelopmentDavid HumphreySeneca College2007-02-26This is a one-week crash course in Mozilla development. It contains daily teaching sessions and labs on separate pages, useful for remixing. Assumes knowledge of one or more relevant languages (C/C++ or JavaScript).Compressed courseCC-BY 2.5 Canada or OPLSoftware DevelopmentUndergraduate