Building a Search Engine for Open Content
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Describes the architecture and components (Catalog, API, Frontend) of the Creative Commons Search engine and how they interact. Explains how those components are built, shows how to get started with the project's source code on GitHub, and aims to encourage contributions to this open-source project for discovering Creative Commons–licensed content.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Creative Commons intro
- 3:24Open Content Search intro
- 10:25How search works
- 17:19Data pipeline
- 23:06Open API
- 29:47Frontend & UX
- 30:07Relevance & ethics challenges
- 35:51Open source contributions
- 36:13Q&A
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