:async: Do Traditional Knowledge Labels have the Potential to Ease Intellectual Property Concerns around Using Traditional Knowledge in OER localization, Remixing, and Publishing?

OE Global 2020 Anytime Presentations
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Hi Lauren. I watched this originally in October 2020. Took some time to think about it. I felt it was related to my work/goals. Since then I cam across similar topic at the Open Infrastructure Conference. I am working on tracking OER content usage. I think this is a crucial case in my work.

There two things that stood out for me that are related to my work.

  1. Open with No-Derivatives
  2. Indigenous Community having access to financial benefits requires them to have ability to protect their TK
    What do you think about OER that contains sub-OER for which one may need to pay a nominal fee? A fee of which 100% goes back to the indigenous community? If this was technically possible to track etc. would that be palatable in the greater OER community? Or would need to create sperate modules with different licensing?
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