Resolved all todos in existing project ideas and added more content to them.

Author: kgodey

content/gsoc-2019/project-ideas/project-ideas-list/archive-cc-licensed-content/contents.lr

@@ -2,31 +2,35 @@ _model: project-idea
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 _hidden: yes
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-title: Implement an easy way to get in touch with creators
+title: Allow creators of CC-licensed work to archive their content
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 description:
 
-Prototype an easy way for a user to get in touch with a creator and/or vice versa that ties to a CC license or tool. This could be done in a number of ways, including a button that is chosen from a new CC chooser, a deed + platform solution that connects users to creators, or a separate “contact me” button.
+Prototype a few concepts that provide creators with the choice of archiving a version of their works when CC licensing. This could be an archive we provide as a service, tied to a new chooser tool, a separate web page for preserving your work, and also in partnership with an organization like the Internet Archive.
 ---
 rationale: 
 
 Addresses the following insights from our user research (see the Resources section for link to all insights):  
-- People like seeing how their work is used, where it goes, and who it touches, but have no easy way to find this out. This insight incorporated the following two insights: 
-    - People care that the work they share resonates with people, especially personally, but can only know this if they are told directly by the person it resonated with.
-    - People want their work to have real world or social impact, but their sense about what these impacts are are vague. However, people can identify some real or potential outcomes from sharing their work that they enjoy.  
+- People like the efficiency of sharing via centralized platforms, but are frustrated by the lack of control and ownership over their work, and increasing devaluation of individual creativity.
+- People have a desire to create work that is lasting and meaningful, that eventually has a life of its own, but don’t know what to do with a work beyond publishing it.
 ---
 resources:
 
 - [Findings from the Discovery phase of CC usability](https://medium.com/@janepk/findings-from-the-discovery-phase-of-cc-usability-3bde89d55a74)
 - [Potential design by a UCB student #1](https://github.com/creativecommons/cc-usability-prototypes/issues/3)
 - [Potential design by a UCB student #2](https://github.com/creativecommons/cc-usability-prototypes/issues/4)
+- [CC Catalog API code](https://github.com/creativecommons/cccatalog-api/)
 ---
 expected_result:
 
-TODO
+A working interface for users to be able to archive their CC-licensed content. The potential designs linked above are just ideas, you do not have to follow them although you can certainly build on them. Both the backend and the frontend should be functional.
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-skills_recommended: JavaScript, Python
+skills_recommended: Python, JavaScript
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-mentors: Jane Park, Hugo Solar, Timid Robot Zehta
+primary_mentor: Alden Page
+---
+backup_mentor: Sophine Clachar
 ---
 difficulty: Medium
+---
+proposal_tag: Usability

content/gsoc-2019/project-ideas/project-ideas-list/button-for-contact/contents.lr

@@ -2,28 +2,35 @@ _model: project-idea
 ---
 _hidden: yes
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-title: Allow creators of CC-licensed work to archive their content
+title: Implement an easy way to get in touch with creators
 ---
 description:
 
-Prototype a few concepts that provide creators with the choice of archiving a version of their works when CC licensing. This could be an archive we provide as a service, tied to a new chooser tool, a separate web page for preserving your work, and also in partnership with an organization like the Internet Archive.
+Prototype an easy way for a user to get in touch with a creator and/or vice versa that ties to a CC license or tool. This could be done in a number of ways, including a button that is chosen from a new CC chooser, a deed + platform solution that connects users to creators, or a separate “contact me” button.
 ---
 rationale: 
 
 Addresses the following insights from our user research (see the Resources section for link to all insights):  
-- People like the efficiency of sharing via centralized platforms, but are frustrated by the lack of control and ownership over their work, and increasing devaluation of individual creativity.  
-- People have a desire to create work that is lasting and meaningful, that eventually has a life of its own, but don’t know what to do with a work beyond publishing it.
+- People like seeing how their work is used, where it goes, and who it touches, but have no easy way to find this out. This insight incorporated the following two insights: 
+    - People care that the work they share resonates with people, especially personally, but can only know this if they are told directly by the person it resonated with.
+    - People want their work to have real world or social impact, but their sense about what these impacts are are vague. However, people can identify some real or potential outcomes from sharing their work that they enjoy.
 ---
 resources:
 
 - [Findings from the Discovery phase of CC usability](https://medium.com/@janepk/findings-from-the-discovery-phase-of-cc-usability-3bde89d55a74)
+- [CC license chooser](https://creativecommons.org/choose/)
+- [CC Search (to find CC-licensed works)](https://ccsearch.creativecommons.org/)
 ---
 expected_result:
 
-TODO
+A working tool that ties into an existing CC tool that allows users to get in touch with creators of CC-licensed content. The implementation details and design are up to you.
 ---
 skills_recommended: JavaScript, Python
 ---
-mentors: Jane Park, Alden Page, Sophine Clachar, Breno Ferreira
+primary_mentor: Timid Robot Zehta
+---
+backup_mentor: Hugo Solar
 ---
 difficulty: Medium
+---
+proposal_tag: Usability

content/gsoc-2019/project-ideas/project-ideas-list/narrow-use-case-search/contents.lr

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ title: The ability to search by use case in CC Search
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 description:
 
-Prototype in CC Search a way to search for specific materials to use for specific types of projects, starting with most popular use cases, e.g. CC music for videos or podcasts.
+Prototype in CC Search a way to search for specific materials to use for specific types of projects e.g. CC music for videos or podcasts.
 ---
 rationale: 
 
@@ -16,13 +16,19 @@ Addresses the following insights from our user research (see the Resources secti
 resources:
 
 - [Findings from the Discovery phase of CC usability](https://medium.com/@janepk/findings-from-the-discovery-phase-of-cc-usability-3bde89d55a74)
+- [CC Search](https://ccsearch.creativecommons.org/)
+- [CC Search code](https://github.com/creativecommons/cccatalog-frontend)
 ---
 expected_result:
 
-TODO
+A new feature or set of new features added to CC Search to support searching CC-licensed content for a specific purpose. You can decide what use cases you'd like to focus on.
 ---
-skills_recommended: JavaScript, Python
+skills_recommended: JavaScript
 ---
-mentors: Jane Park, Alden Page, Sophine Clachar, Breno Ferreira
+primary_mentor: Breno Ferreira
+---
+backup_mentor: Alden Page
 ---
 difficulty: Medium
+---
+proposal_tag: Search

content/gsoc-2019/project-ideas/project-ideas-list/new-license-pathway/contents.lr

@@ -6,28 +6,31 @@ title: New introductory educational tool for licenses
 ---
 description:
 
-Prototype a new pathway and educational tool that clearly communicates the licenses and leads the creator to the appropriate license for her needs.
+Prototype a new pathway and educational tool that clearly communicates the licenses and leads the creator to the appropriate license for her needs. See the resources section for the link to the current license chooser.
 ---
 rationale: 
 
 Addresses the following insights from our user research (see the Resources section for link to all insights):  
 - People understand that CC stands for free content sharing, but the nuances of the specific licenses are lost on them — including experts and longtime CC users.
 - People are motivated to license their work under CC, but have a hard time figuring out how to do it.
-
 ---
 resources:
 
 - [Findings from the Discovery phase of CC usability](https://medium.com/@janepk/findings-from-the-discovery-phase-of-cc-usability-3bde89d55a74)
 - [Potential design by a UCB student #1](https://github.com/creativecommons/cc-usability-prototypes/issues/1)
 - [Potential design by a UCB student #2](https://github.com/creativecommons/cc-usability-prototypes/issues/2)
-- TODO: Add link to existing license educational tools.
+- [Current license chooser](https://creativecommons.org/choose/)
 ---
 expected_result:
 
-TODO
+A working interface for users to learn about CC licenses and pick the one most appropriate for their needs. The potential designs linked above are just ideas, you do not have to follow them although you can certainly build on them.
 ---
 skills_recommended: JavaScript
 ---
-mentors: Jane Park, Hugo Solar, Timid Robot Zehta
+primary_mentor: Timid Robot Zehta
+---
+backup_mentor: Breno Ferreira
+---
+difficulty: Easy
 ---
-difficulty: Medium
+proposal_tag: Usability

content/gsoc-2019/project-ideas/project-ideas-list/no-click-attribution/contents.lr

@@ -2,13 +2,13 @@ _model: project-idea
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 _hidden: yes
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-title: Tool to make attribution as easy as possible
+title: Tool to make attribution as easy as possible (no-click)
 ---
 description:
 
 Prototype a tool that removes all friction to correct attribution. This could play out in a number of ways, including having attribution and related information attach upon download of an image (0 click attribution) in CC search, an attribution filter/plugin service that bulk links attribution, or a credit that is automatically added by a platform or related service.
 
-Another way of no-click attribution could be an opt-out watermarking, and most importantly, metadata embedding. How can we add CC metadata to mp3 files, or exif-like content to photos? Is it possible to encourage advertisers to display a non-intrusive barcode or qr with the bare work id? Can the Id become a visual mark for the commons interesting enough to be displayable (imagine a T-shirt with this unique ID showing for example CC-ID#1 and then looking it up online to find that the visual representation of the very same ID to be the licensed work).
+Another way of no-click attribution could be an opt-out watermarking, and most importantly, metadata embedding. How can we add CC metadata to mp3 files, or exif-like content to photos? Is it possible to encourage advertisers to display a non-intrusive barcode or qr with the bare work ID? Can the ID become a visual mark for the commons interesting enough to be displayable (imagine a T-shirt with this unique ID showing for example CC-ID#1 and then looking it up online to find that the visual representation of the very same ID to be the licensed work).
 ---
 rationale: 
 
@@ -18,14 +18,19 @@ Addresses the following insights from our user research (see the Resources secti
 resources:
 
 - [Findings from the Discovery phase of CC usability](https://medium.com/@janepk/findings-from-the-discovery-phase-of-cc-usability-3bde89d55a74)
-
+- [CC Search](https://ccsearch.creativecommons.org/)
+- [CC Search code](https://github.com/creativecommons/cccatalog-frontend)
 ---
 expected_result:
 
-TODO
+- A new feature or set of features added to CC Search to make no-click attribution possible. Some high-level ideas are in the project description but the implementation is completely up to you.
 ---
 skills_recommended: JavaScript, Python
 ---
-mentors: Jane Park, Alden Page, Sophine Clachar, Breno Ferreira
+primary_mentor: Alden Page
+---
+backup_mentor: Breno Ferreira
+---
+difficulty: Hard
 ---
-difficulty: Medium
+proposal_tag: Search

content/gsoc-2019/project-ideas/project-ideas-list/obtain-id/contents.lr

@@ -20,14 +20,18 @@ Addresses the following insights from our user research (see the Resources secti
 resources:
 
 - [Findings from the Discovery phase of CC usability](https://medium.com/@janepk/findings-from-the-discovery-phase-of-cc-usability-3bde89d55a74)
-- [Potential design by a UCB student](https://github.com/creativecommons/cc-usability-prototypes/issues/5) d
+- [CC Search](https://ccsearch.creativecommons.org/)
 ---
 expected_result:
 
-TODO
+A working prototype of the unique ID registry for CC-licensed content. It should be connected to our existing data indexed for CC Search and there should be a frontend to show data for a given work.
 ---
-skills_recommended: JavaScript, Python
+skills_recommended: Python
 ---
-mentors: Jane Park, Alden Page, Sophine Clachar
+primary_mentor: Sophine Clachar
 ---
-difficulty: Medium
+backup_mentor: Alden Page
+---
+difficulty: Hard
+---
+proposal_tag: Search

content/gsoc-2019/project-ideas/project-ideas-list/reimagine-translation-pipeline/contents.lr

@@ -20,8 +20,12 @@ expected_result:
 
 Code and documentation for a new translation workflow.
 ---
-skills_recommended: Python, JavaScript
+skills_recommended: Python
 ---
-mentors: Timid Robot Zehta (technical), Sarah Pearson (legal)
+primary_mentor: Timid Robot Zehta
 ---
-difficulty: Medium
+backup_mentor: Kriti Godey
+---
+difficulty: Hard
+---
+proposal_tag: Licenses

content/gsoc-2019/project-ideas/project-ideas-list/reward-and-delight/contents.lr

@@ -15,13 +15,18 @@ Addresses all the [insights from our user research]((https://medium.com/@janepk/
 resources:
 
 - [Findings from the Discovery phase of CC usability](https://medium.com/@janepk/findings-from-the-discovery-phase-of-cc-usability-3bde89d55a74)
+- [Potential design by a UCB student](https://github.com/creativecommons/cc-usability-prototypes/issues/5)
 ---
 expected_result:
 
-TODO
+There are a wide range of acceptable results for this idea. We're looking for an improvement to one of our existing tools or an entirely new tool that makes working with CC licenses make the user smile.
 ---
 skills_recommended: JavaScript, Python
 ---
-mentors: Jane Park
+primary_mentor: Kriti Godey
 ---
-difficulty: Medium
+backup_mentor: Breno Ferreira
+---
+difficulty: Hard
+---
+proposal_tag: Usability

content/gsoc-2019/project-ideas/project-ideas-list/visualize-cc-catalog/contents.lr

@@ -24,6 +24,10 @@ The type of visualizations are not set in stone. We've prototyped a [force-direc
 ---
 skills_recommended: JavaScript, Python
 ---
-mentors: Sophine Clachar
+primary_mentor: Sophine Clachar
+---
+backup_mentor: Hugo Solar
 ---
 difficulty: Easy
+---
+proposal_tag: Data Visualization

models/project-idea.ini

@@ -27,10 +27,18 @@ type = markdown
 label = Skills Recommended
 type = string
 
-[fields.mentors]
-label = Mentors
+[fields.primary_mentor]
+label = Primary Mentor
+type = string
+
+[fields.backup_mentor]
+label = Backup Mentor
 type = string
 
 [fields.difficulty]
 label = Difficulty
 type = string
+
+[fields.proposal_tag]
+label = Proposal Tag
+type = string

templates/project-ideas.html

@@ -22,10 +22,11 @@ <h2 class="card-header"><a name="{{ idea._slug }}">{{ idea.title }}</a></h5>
           <li class="list-group-item"><strong>Description:</strong> {{ idea.description }}</li>
           <li class="list-group-item"><strong>Rationale:</strong> {{ idea.rationale }}</li>
           <li class="list-group-item"><strong>Resources:</strong> {{ idea.resources }}</li>
-          <li class="list-group-item"><strong>Expected Result:</strong> {{ idea.expected_result }}</li>
+          <li class="list-group-item"><strong>Expected result:</strong> {{ idea.expected_result }}</li>
           <li class="list-group-item"><strong>Skills recommended:</strong> {{ idea.skills_recommended }}</li>
-          <li class="list-group-item"><strong>Mentors:</strong> {{ idea.mentors }}</li>
+          <li class="list-group-item"><strong>Mentors:</strong> {{ idea.primary_mentor }} (primary), {{ idea.backup_mentor}} (backup)</li>
           <li class="list-group-item"><strong>Difficulty:</strong> {{ idea.difficulty }}</li>
+          <li class="list-group-item"><strong>Proposal tag to use:</strong> {{ idea.proposal_tag }}</li>
         </ul>
       </div>
     {% endfor %}