Joichi Ito: Creating the Future at the MIT Media Lab
6 December 2011
6 December 2011
6 December 2011
Joichi Ito, Japanese entrepreneur, venture capitalist, chair of Creative Commons and director of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s (MIT) Media Lab, will talk about how to successfully innovate and inspire others to invent the future. The talk will be held at the University of Hong Kong on November 28, 2011.
In order to celebrate the third anniversary of Creative Commons Hong Kong, Ito will talk about his pioneering role in some of the world’s most innovative Internet companies, including PSINet Japan, Twitter, Flickr and others. Hear how he views the future of research and development in the age of networked social media.
He has set up and invested in numerous internet companies and now advises companies such as Twitter.
Speaker: Joichi Ito
Date: Monday, November 28, 2011
Time: 5 pm – 6.30 pm
Venue: Wang Gungwu Lecture Hall, Graduate House, HKU
Free Admission, all are welcome. No registration required.
5 December 2011
IT in Education e-Learning Series: Creating ‘Open Educational Resources’ by ‘Creative Commons’ Copyright Licensing Standard
Introduce the concept of “Intellectual Property Literacy” and “New Media”, “Open Educational Resources” & Creative Commons
Pindar Wong 黃平達
介紹「知識產權素養」及「共享創意」 from JMSC HKU on Vimeo.
Introduce the basic skills in finding online resources for learning and teaching.
Kevin Lau 劉啟榮
介紹網上搜尋共享創意資源 from JMSC HKU on Vimeo.
Introduce RTHK’s Creative Archive
Lui Sze Yam 雷仕欽
介紹香港電台「共享創意」資料庫 from JMSC HKU on Vimeo.
Practice how to search and attribute Creative Commons works
Ben Cheng 鄭斌彬
實習如何搜尋及使用「共享創意」授權作品 from JMSC HKU on Vimeo.
Practice the necessary skills for licensing learning and teaching materials under CC with case study of Buddhist Wong Wan Tin College
Lee Wing Fai 李榮輝
以一中學為個案實習如何將學與教資源授權為「共享創意」作品 from JMSC HKU on Vimeo.
9 March 2010
5 February 2010
Creative Commons Hong Kong is grateful to announce that the Independent Commission Against Corruption releases two education packages under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 Hong Kong Licence on the ICAC Moral Education Web. These packages can be found at the Liberal Studies Creative Archive