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Posted on November 1, 2012 by @cl_moore CommentsNo Comments on Creative Commons in Higher Education, Research and Teaching

Creative Commons in Higher Education, Research and Teaching

Deakin librarian Amy Sellers interviewing me on the benefits and disadvantages of using creative commons copyright licenses in Higher Education for Teaching and Research.

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Episode Four of Naive & Dangerous Podcast: ‘The Best Memes Are Never Funny’ https://soundcloud.com/christopher-moore-28/naive-dangerous-episode-four-the-best-memes-are-never-funny

First couple of games of the collaborative hybrid game #UBoot were very challenging but a lot of fun. The learning curve is steep but each attempt got us closer to being able to carry out a mission. The simulation is driven by the app so gameplay is reactionary. I suspect it’s only going to get better as we learn to manage the individual systems. This was a major Kickstarter project that was well worth the wait (although the box and components took a beating in transit).

Many thanks to our guests for pitching projects for student digital artifacts in #BCM114 Making Media. Marilyn Lopez from Wollongong Council. David Arakie from #shoalhavensuperheroes and the @uowdms team @c.harvs_ and @alex.mastronardi #uowcreative

Episode 3 of the Naive and Dangerous podcast is finally uploaded. It’s an infrequent musing on emergent media and other topics with my colleague Ted Mitew. This week we are talking about space. https://soundcloud.com/christopher-moore-28/naive-dangerous-episode-three-what-is-more-beautiful-than-an-earth-in-a-vast-cosmos

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