Id it not appropriate to recruit for something with a license CC-BY-NC-SA?

This is still open education.

I have read in the past that nobody is trying to force a specific CC 
license on people. This seems to belie that.

-- Stephen


Wayne Mackintosh wrote:
> Hi Purnendu,
>
> Will the book be published under an open content license which 
> subscribes to the free cultural works definition -- eg. CC-BY or CC-BY-SA?
>
> If not --- as an open project committed to the values of open 
> education, its not appropriate to recruit authors for a non-free 
> publication on this list.
>
> Cheers
> Wayne
>
>
>
> 2009/9/25 PT <[email protected] 
> <mailto:[email protected]>>
>
>
>     Invitation to Contribute Cases on Innovations in Educational Marketing
>     Dear Group Members,
>
>     We invite you and your colleagues to contribute cases on Innovations
>     in Educational Marketing from transnational and technological
>     perspectives. The CFC is appended below for your kind perusal. Feel
>     free to get in touch with us in case of any queries.
>
>     Kind regards,
>     Purnendu.
>
>     CALL FOR CASES
>     Proposal Submission Deadline: November 15, 2009
>     Full Case Submission Deadline: February 1, 2010
>
>     Cases on Innovations in Educational Marketing: Transnational and
>     Technological Strategies
>     A case book edited by Dr. Purnendu Tripathi and Dr. Siran Mukerji
>
>     To be published by IGI Global:
>     http://www.igi-global.com/requests/details.asp?ID=715
>
>     Introduction and Overall Objective of the Book
>     Growing global competition for quality education, technology and
>     collaboration is playing a paramount role in redefining and re-
>     strategizing institutions to achieve a competitive advantageous
>     international position. Educational institutions need to reorient
>     their approach in a highly aggressive and demanding environment which
>     is fraught with numerous educational programs with international
>     campuses and virtual learning spaces. These institutions are thus
>     emerging as educational corporate entities with a bouquet of academic
>     programs as products endeavoring to augment their presence world wide
>     with the innovative technological and transnational strategies. Hence,
>     the future is for these organizations which possess differentiated and
>     technologically innovative educational programs along with distinctive
>     support services.
>
>     This book will present a collection of cases on innovations in the
>     field of educational marketing from transnational and technological
>     perspectives. It will address the prominent issues of marketing,
>     governing the entire education sector with the following as its
>     principle objectives:
>     a.      To present a comprehensive volume of institutional cases on
>     educational marketing and their technological and transnational
>     strategies;
>     b.      To provide the audience a comparative analytical
>     perspective of
>     educational marketing approaches for quality centered international
>     education; and
>     c.      To highlight how the advancements in technology are being
>     utilized
>     for marketing and forging partnership for international multi campus
>     educational establishments in order to expand their reach.
>
>     Accordingly, the mission of this book is to provide an international
>     platform to the policy makers, educators, researchers, educational
>     program managers and developers, trainers, educational administrators,
>     management / marketing specialists, and so on. to contribute and share
>     their experiences, ideas, attitudes and perspectives on how
>     institutions in their respective countries are addressing the key
>     issues of educational marketing towards providing quality and
>     internationally accredited education to all.
>
>     Target Audience
>     For educational policy makers, administrators, educators, trainers and
>     researchers in educational management and marketing and educational
>     technologists, the book will provide comparative and comprehensive
>     analysis of technological and transnational strategies in educational
>     marketing on various issues across the world and also the best
>     practices and experiences from a diverse range of countries. It will
>     be a good resource book for researchers in management and development
>     of education. The book will also benefit marketing educators since one
>     of the salient issues of the book is marketing of education programs
>     and institutional support services. It is expected that contributions
>     from institutions of the developed and developing world would help the
>     educators to understand the challenges ahead in the marketing aspect
>     of the education sector. Thus helping them to frame future strategies
>     on the right kind of marketing, promotion, communication and
>     technology mix for their respective institutions/ countries.
>     For educational program managers, support services managers, external
>     relation/ partnership managers and business development professionals,
>     the book is concentrating on the issue of educational marketing from a
>     trans-national perspective, so this book will provide a comprehensive
>     insight into key international collaborative strategies for
>     educational institutions.
>
>     Suggested topics include, but are not limited to the following:
>     The editors invite case studies on the broad theme of Educational
>     Marketing from technological and transnational perspectives but not
>     limited to the following only:
>
>     •       Transnational Partnership and Collaboration of Educational
>     programs
>     •       Virtual Spaces and Educational Marketing
>     •       Web 2.0 Technologies and Educational Marketing
>     •       Technology and Educational Marketing
>     •       Competitive Pricing Decisions in New Academic Programs
>     •       Technology in Transnational Strategies for Education
>     •       Consumer Behavior and Development of New Educational Programs
>     •       Digital Service and Education
>     •       Direct Marketing of Educational Programs
>     •       Education Product Management
>     •       Educational and Allied Services Marketing
>     •       Educational Brand Management
>     •       Educational Institution Corporate Identity
>     •       Educational Market Segmentation
>     •       Educational Marketing and E-Communications
>     •       Educational Marketing for Community Support and Social
>     Development
>     •       Educational Marketing Management
>     •       Marketing Mix for Education
>     •       Marketing Research and Education
>     •       Educational Product Management & Differentiation
>     •       Educational Product Package, Program Positioning in Global
>     Market
>     •       Educational Product Promotion, Advertising and Publicity
>     •       Electronic Educational Marketing Strategies and Paradigms
>     •       E-Marketing and Education
>     •       Ethical Issues in the Marketing of Education
>     •       Globalization and Educational Marketing
>     •       Green Marketing for Education
>     •       Innovations in Technology for Educational Marketing
>     •       Institutional Corporate Identity, Trademark of Academic
>     Programs
>     •       Interactive Technologies for Marketing Education Programs
>     •       International Educational Marketing Strategies and Technology
>     •       International Partnership and Franchising
>     •       Network Marketing and Educational Institutions
>     •       Online Marketing and Educational Programs
>     •       Pricing of Academic Programs
>     •       Quality Assurance in Educational Programs and Support Services
>     •       Technology and Educational Promotional Mix
>     •       Service and Support for Educational Programs
>     •       Societal Marketing and Education
>     •       Strategic Collaboration and Transnational Education Marketing
>     •       Student Experience Management
>     •       Technologies for Marketing of Educational Programs
>     •       Academic Program Life Cycle Management
>     •       Educational Services Marketing and Technology
>     •       Technology in New Educational Program Development
>     •       Technology for Relationship Marketing and Sustainable
>     Educational
>     Development
>     •       Technology Enabled Students Relationship Management
>     •       Technology Enhanced Educational Partnership Management
>     •       Quality Assurance in Educational Programs and Support Services
>     •       Technology for Transnational Partnership and Collaboration in
>     Education
>     •       Services Marketing in Education
>     •       Management of Technology and Marketing-Led Change in Education
>
>     Authors are encouraged to send cases on their institutional
>     experiences of educational marketing from technological and
>     transnational perspective.
>
>     Submission Procedure
>     Researchers and practitioners are invited to submit on or before
>     November 15, 2009, a 2-3 page case proposal clearly explaining the
>     mission and concerns of his or her proposed case. Authors of accepted
>     proposals will be notified by November 25, 2009 about the status of
>     their proposals and sent case guidelines. Full cases are expected to
>     be submitted by February 1, 2010. All submitted cases will be reviewed
>     on a double-blind review basis. Contributors may also be requested to
>     serve as reviewers for this project.
>
>     Publisher
>     This book is scheduled to be published by IGI Global (formerly Idea
>     Group Inc.), publisher of the “Information Science
>     Reference” (formerly Idea Group Reference), “Medical Information
>     Science Reference,” “Business Science Reference,” and “Engineering
>     Science Reference” imprints. For additional information regarding the
>     publisher, please visit www.igi-global.com
>     <http://www.igi-global.com>. This publication is
>     anticipated to be released in early 2011.
>
>     Important Dates:
>     November 15, 2009:      Proposal Submission Deadline
>     November 25, 2009:      Notification of Acceptance
>     February 1, 2010:       Full Case Submission
>     April 15, 2010: Review Result Returned
>     May 31, 2010:   Revised Final Case Submission
>     June 30, 2010:  Final deadline
>
>     Inquiries and Submissions can be forwarded electronically (Word
>     document) or by mail to:
>
>     Dr. Purnendu Tripathi (e-mail: [email protected]
>     <mailto:[email protected]>, skype:
>     tripathi.p)
>     OR
>     Dr. Siran Mukerji (e-mail: [email protected]
>     <mailto:[email protected]>, skype:
>     siranmukerji)
>
>
>
>
>
> -- 
> Wayne Mackintosh, Ph.D.
> Director,
> International Centre for Open Education,
> Otago Polytechnic, New Zealand.
> Board of Directors, OER Foundation.
> Founder and Community Council Member, Wikieducator, 
> www.wikieducator.org <http://www.wikieducator.org>
> Mobile +64 21 2436 380
> Skype: WGMNZ1
> Twitter: OERFoundation, Mackiwg
>
> >


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