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Authors & contributors
The Re.ViCa wiki has been created in the framework of the Re.ViCa project and has been compiled from the Re.ViCa partnership’s experience. The people directly involved in the Re.ViCa project are considered to be the main authors and editors of the wiki.
Contributions to the Re.ViCa wiki and research have also been made by the members of the International Advisory Committee and other experts who have been involved in evaluating the country reports:
Per Westman (evaluator Sweden), Dr. Terrence Karran (evaluator Mexico), Dr. Daniel K. Schneider (evaluator Switzerland), Burkhard Lehmann (evaluator Germany), Garry Putland (evaluator Australia), Dr. Carmel McNaught (evaluator Australia), Dr. Christian Depover (evaluator Belgium), Rory McGreal (evaluator Canada), Prof. Joergen Bang (evaluator Denmark), Jaan Kõrgesaar (evaluator Estonia), Mart Laanpere (evaluator Estonia), Peeter Normak (evaluator Estonia), Anne Villems (evaluator Estonia), Antti Auer (evaluator Finland, Martine Vidal (evaluator France), Dr. Maria Kocsisné Baán (evaluator Hungary), Dr. Andrea Kárpáti (evaluator Hungary), Jim Devine (evaluator Ireland), Prof. Joost Lowyck (evaluator Italy), Dr. Tom Dousma (evaluator Netherlands), Fred de Vries (evaluator Netherlands), Ute Walker (evaluator New Zealand), Dr. Stephan Marshall (evaluator New Zealand), Wojciech Zielinski (evaluator Poland), Dr. Etelberto Costa (evaluator Portugal), Prof. Herman J. van der Merwe (evaluator South Africa), Laura Czerniewicz (evaluator South Africa), Dr. Denis Gillet (evaluator Switzerland)
Creative Commons
All content on the Re.ViCa wiki is published under a Creative Commons License (Attribution-Noncommercial- Share Alike 3.0 Unported License). The full licence can be consulted on http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/
Requirements for contributors
Each contributor to the Re.ViCa wiki must agree that the material they supply is written by themselves, or copied from a public domain or similar free resource.
Under the usual rules of copyright, quotations from other works can be made, provided that the quote is referenced.
It is also a matter of courtesy that when contributors copy material "en bloc" from Wikipedia or similar collections of public material in any language that they acknowledge the source of their information.
Contributors should also consider "putting something back" to the OER community, and in particular not getting upset when someone else uses their material to e.g. update or create a page on Wikipedia.
Before you start please check our short list of Guidelines or visit our Re.ViCa Wiki Editing Tutorial