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Ownership of Online Course Material

Ownership of Online Course Material

Title:Ownership of Online Course Material (ID: ERB0301)
Author(s):Rodney J. Petersen (EDUCAUSE)
Topics:Copyright, Copyright and Intellectual Property Policies, E-Learning, Fair Use, Intellectual Property, Policies: Teaching, Learning and Technology, Student-generated Content
Origin:Research Bulletins, ECAR (01/07/2003)
Type:Articles, Papers, and Reports
Abstract:

There are a variety of reasons for examining the ownership of online course material. Beyond legal and financial reasons, other issues involve the use of student material, as well as conflict of commitment and conflict of interest. This Research Bulletin describes the factors involved in determining ownership of online course materials. It also provides guidelines that institutions can use in crafting policies and guidelines.

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