What Can I Share—and Where? Digital Literacy, Open Licenses, and Faculty Publishing Pathways

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Authors: Victoria Peters
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Abstract

Faculty create a wide range of digital materials – articles, syllabi, datasets, lecture media, public scholarship and creative work – but questions about copyright, licensing and “where this work belongs” often create barriers to sharing. This Open Education Week workshop introduces digital literacy concepts through the lens of open licenses and publishing pathways. Participants will explore how Creative Commons licenses work, how to decide what level of openness is appropriate for different kinds of work and where faculty can publish or share materials – from journals and institutional repositories to open platforms and community-aligned publishing models. Designed for a liberal arts context, the session emphasizes faculty agency, ethical knowledge sharing and practical decision-making that supports teaching, scholarship and public impact.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Publishing and Scholarly Communication Open Education and E-Learning Academic Publishing and Open Access

Publication details

Journal / source
Scholarly and Creative Works from DePauw University (DePauw University)
Publication date
4 March 2026
Language
EN