Jane Park

Jane leads the strategy, design, and implementation of CC’s product vision for CC Search and other products. She has ten years of organizational experience in the design, strategy, and execution of socially innovative programs in education, communications, and global network growth. As a founding volunteer of the Peer 2 Peer University, she has designed and taught a variety of courses and workshops, including Open Creative Nonfiction and Creative Commons for Educators. She has a BA in Philosophy and minor in creative writing from the University of California at Berkeley.

Posts by Jane Park

CC Search is out of beta with 300M images and easier attribution

by Jane Park Technology

Today CC Search comes out of beta, with over 300 million images indexed from multiple collections, a major redesign, and faster, more relevant search. It’s the result of a huge amount of work from the engineering team at Creative Commons and our community of volunteer developers.

CC Search: A New Vision, Strategy & Roadmap for 2019

by Jane Park Technology

At A Grand Re-Opening of the Public Domain at the Internet Archive, I teased a new product vision for CC Search that gets more specific than our ultimate goal of providing access to all 1.4 billion CC licensed and public domain works on the web.

We are seeking a new Director of Engineering

by Jane Park Technology

We are now in the middle of our second sprint for CC search (see results from the last one here) and seeking a new Director of Engineering.

Findings from the Discovery phase of CC usability

by Jane Park Technology

In January, Creative Commons kicked off an exciting new initiative called CC usability with two primary goals:

Los Angeles: CC and a panel of VR experts tackle the issue of social change in emerging media

by Jane Park Events, Open Culture, Technology

Watch or listen to the recording on Vimeo, YouTube, or Soundcloud. On February 15, Creative Commons hosted an evening of demos, discussion, and drinks in Los Angeles called, “CC as a Vehicle for Social Change in Emerging & Immersive Media.” With 200 guests registered, the evening featured demos of three virtual reality social impact projects. They were:…