Thirteenth Annual ICPL Seminar

August 11-14, 2008
Ithaca, NY
Co-sponsored by Cornell University and EDUCAUSE

Overview

The thirteenth annual Institute for Computer Policy and Law (ICPL) seminar at Cornell University is an intensive three and a half-day seminar examining the impact that widespread use of the Internet has on college and university policies, procedures, and judicial systems.

Presentations

Monday, August 11

First Time Attendees Welcome and Introductions (Mitrano; Worona)
Internet 101: Introduction to Law and Policy (McDonald Presentation & Intro to Internet Law Handout)

Tuesday, August 12

Welcome to Returnees and Introductions (Mitrano; Worona)
Software Patents for Higher Education (Christoph; Mayfield; Wieder)
Self-Snooping: Monitoring Your Networks and Systems for Bad Bits (Escalante; Long; Payne)
Outsourcing E-Mail: Technology and Policy (Bedrossian; Calkins & Woodward; Sreebny)
Dinner Keynote (Sohn)

Wednesday August 13

Politics 101: When, Why, and How to Talk to Congress (Johnson; Mitrano; Powers; Vaughn)
P-2-P War Stories: Tales from the Trenches (Boland; Haile; Storch)
Role Play (Moderator: Worona)
IT Policy for CIO’s: What They Want and Need to Know (Jackson; Sipher)

Thursday, August 14

e-Discovery: Real-World Lessons from Virginia Tech (Dougherty & Nash Presentation & Data Preservation Handout)
In Loco Parentis in Cyberspace (Fischer; McGovern)
Should Your Campus Have a Chief Privacy Officer? (Devlin & McDonald; Olsen)
Copyright in the Classroom: The Status of Electronic Reserve (Gandel; McClary; Smith -- Cornell Electronic Course Content Copyright Guidelines; Cornell Fair Use Checklist; & E-Reserves at Duke Handout)

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