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Track II |
Workshop I |
Workshop II |
Workshop III |
10:00 |
Keynote: Supercomputing for everyone (and by everyone!)
by Bruce Allen |
Open Data Licensing
by Jordan S. Hatcher |
The emergence of a free culture movement
by Mayo Fuster Morell |
Open source hardware and Milkymist
by Sebastien Bourdeauducq |
metaStudio: an studio to design close-to-life construction contexts for learning
by Nagarjuna G. |
10:30 |
We are the Creators!
by Till Kreutzer |
ScraperWiki: We eat Data
by Julian Todd |
Free Culture Metadata
by Øystein Jakobsen |
Open Source Ecology – the hardware foundation for modern civilization
by Nikolay Georgiev |
11:00 |
Google Public Data: Enhancing Data Discovery and Exploration
by Benjamin Yolken |
Open publishing model in Free Lectures and Free textbooks projects
by Kamil Śliwowski |
Beyond DiY: Open Hardware and Renewable Energy
by Javier Ruiz |
11:30 |
Europeana and open cultural heritage data
by Georgia Angelaki |
Making Open Data Really Worldwide
by Jose Manuel Alonso |
Knowledge for All: Building a Collaborative, International, and Open Citation Database
by Amanda Stevens |
Developing open & distributed tools for Fablab project documentation
by Anu Määttä |
12:00 |
Open Education: Totally pointless or a mean to modernize traditional formal education?
by Andreas Meiszner |
OpenSpending: mapping the money
by Friedrich Lindenberg |
Open Images: Towards an Audiovisual Commons
by Maarten Brinkerink |
Repairable machines: lessons learned developing open hardware
by Lieven Standaert |
Civic Commons: Sharing Technology for the Public Good
by Philip Ashlock |
12:30 |
Hacking Education (P2PU, a case study)
by Philipp Schmidt |
How to study lobbying with crowdsourced OpenData?
by Benjamin Ooghe-Tabanou |
Workflow Classification and Open-Sourcing Methods: Towards a New Publication Model
by Richard Littauer |
Defining (and synerging) free and open infrastructure for open online collaboration
by Mayo Fuster Morell, Rufus Pollock and Michel Bauwens |
Co://aboratory |
13:00 |
Lunch |
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13:30 |
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14:00 |
Keynote: Open data as business model
by John Sheridan |
Open Econometrics – Towards an open standard in empirical research
by Guo Xu |
Open Government Data in Latin America
by Fumega Silvana and Scrollini Fabrizio |
P2PU: Open Community Learning on the Web, Create a course, a school, or a whole university in 90 minutes
by Rebecca Kahn and others from P2PU |
C/Overt operations with CCTV sniffing and collaborative open source video editing
by Adnan Hadzi |
14:30 |
IpeaData: 13yrs of Open Government Data in Brazil
by Lucas F Mation |
GNOWSYS: A Free Semantic Knowledge Studio
by Nagarjuna G. |
Open Data starts absolutely buttom up….
by Katalin Gallyas |
15:00 |
Universal Access to All Knowledge
by Brewster Kahle |
Towards Embedding Open Methods in Chemistry
by Anna Croft |
On the road to open data in Poland – where are we now?
by Alek Tarkowski |
15:30 |
Data All the Way Down
by Jeni Tennison |
Paragogy
by Joe Corneli and Charles Danoff |
Open Data in France: an updated state of the art
by Benjamin Ooghe-Tabanou |
Open Bibliographic Data Workshop
by Peter Murray-Rust, Mark McGillivray & Adrian Pohl |
16:00 |
BuzzData: a social data hub
by Pete Forde |
Introducing Oracc.org: the Open Richly Annotated Cuneiform Corpus
by Eleanor Robson |
Who is who in spending the Hungarian public funds?
by Sandor Lederer |
16:30 |
What does Open Data mean for enterprises?
by Andreas Blumauer |
Open Palaeontology – Putting fossil data on the web for all to see and use
by Ross Mounce |
Mapping aid to Uganda’s budget in real time
by Mark Brough |
Open Data and Family History
by Nick Barratt |
17:00 |
Coffe |
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17:30 |
Lightning talks |
What kind of a commons is free software?
by Miguel S. Vieira |
When Free Software Isn’t Better
by Benjamin Mako Hill |
Motivations for socio-collaborative learning practices
by Kasia Kozinska |
From Geography to physics: How does geography help students learn motion?
by Amit Dhakulkar & Nagarjuna G. |
18:00 |
Taking the pulse of global Initiatives using technology to promote transparency and accountability
by Renata Avila |
Open Access: Closed Discourse or Open Knowledge?
by Ulrich Herb |
Understanding Commons and Peer Production
by Stefan Meretz |
Reinvention for sustainability
by Niels Spong |
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18:30 |
Communia, the international association on the digital public domain
by Melanie Dulong de Rosnay |
Open Shakespeare: A New Way of Reading
by James Harriman-Smith |
The Emergence of Benefit-driven Production
by Christian Siefkes |
Open Access… but Professionally
by Jacek Ciesielski |
Open Science, Open Data, Open Minds: Using smartphones games to study recreational drug use
by Caspar Addyman |
19:00 |
Freeing Copyright for Art and Profit
by Nina Paley |
Open Bank Project
by Simon Redfern |
Double Loop Learning in Work based Settings II
by Olaf Resch |
Testing new toy economies/political structures in MMOGs
by Nadja Kutz |
19:30 |
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20:00 – 23:00 |
Get together & Party |
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