Digital Media Asset Licensing Task Force (CSWG)

Digital Media Asset Licensing Task Force (CSWG)

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This task force is charged with exploring opportunities to license and distribute digital media assets to the K-12 community in the state of North Carolina.

Status:
Active
Enrollment:
This group is open to relevant education and government organizations in the state of North Carolina.
Keywords:
learning object repositories
licensing
streaming media
streaming video
Created:
December 18, 2008
Updated:
June 10, 2009
Starts:
2008-04-05
Ends:
No end date
Website:
external project site
Cost:
FREE

Audience

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Audience:
Librarian > Academic
Librarian > Public
Librarian > School > Elementary
Librarian > School > Middle
Librarian > School > High School
Administrator > K-12 Superintendent
Administrator > Technology Director
Administrator > Curriculum Director
Administrator > Educational Technology Specialist
Administrator > Instructional Technologist
Administrator > Chief Information Officer
Levels:
Preschool through 12th grade

Leaders

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Name:
Tim Poe
Title:
Senior Collaborative Technologist
Organization:
MCNC (Durham, NC)
Name:
Gerry Solomon
Title:
School Library Media Consultant
Organization:
North Carolina Department of Public Instruction (Raleigh, NC)
Name:
Tim Rogers
Title:
Executive Director
Organization:
NC LIVE (Raleigh, NC)

Overview

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This task force is charged with exploring opportunities to license and distribute digital media assets to the K-12 community in the state of North Carolina. Opportunities to save school districts money and minimize DRM restrictions will be a part of this exploration.

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