Twelfth Annual ICPL Seminar

July 24–27, 2007
Ithaca, NY
Co-sponsored by Cornell University and EDUCAUSE

Overview

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

Presentations

Tuesday July 24

Welcome and Introductions (Mitrano; Worona)
Introduction to Internet Law (McGeveran)
A Framework for Campus IT Policy (Mitrano)
How to Use Electronic Course Materials Without Getting Sued (Moderator: McGeveran; Panel: Gasaway; Kenney; Van Den Blink)
Dinner Keynote (McGeveran)

Wednesday July 25

Tales from the Trenches: Policy Stories from Real Campuses (Moderator: Mitrano; Panel: Greenfield; Lavagnino; Trubitt)
What the New E-Discovery Rules Mean to You (Moderator: Wachs; Panel: Lambert ; Long ; Roth )
Innovation & Its Discontents: Hot Issues in Patent Law (Moderator: Mitrano; Panel: McClure; Small; Wachs)
Policy Issues for Incident Detection and Vulnerability Scanning (Moderator: Worona; Panel: Lavagnino; Long ; Miles)

Thursday July 26

Beyond Social Networking: Rules & Roles for the New Digital Community (Moderator: Worona; Panel: McDonald Presentation & Social Networking Handout ; Mitrano; O'Malley)
Case Study Role-Play (Moderator: Worona )
Privacy, Law, and Policy (McDonald Presentation ; FERPA Handout ; & FCPO Guidance )
The RIAA Sings Soprano: An Offer We Can't Refuse? (Moderator: Worona; Panel: Green; Quilter; Vaughn)

Friday July 27

IT Perspectives from Inside the Beltway (Sohn)
Your Name Here: Participant Panel (Moderators: Mitrano; Worona; Panel: Chancellor; Cullen)

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