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The Media Production Model: An Alternative Approach to Intellectual Property Rights in Distributed Education.

Title:The Media Production Model: An Alternative Approach to Intellectual Property Rights in Distributed Education. (ID: ERM0111)
Author(s):Sarah R. Stein (North Carolina State University)
Topics:Copyright and Intellectual Property Policies, E-Learning, Faculty Development, Staff Retention
Origin:EDUCAUSE Review (2001)
Type:Articles, Papers, and Reports
Abstract:This article discusses a team-based approach to intellectual prpoperty ownership and compensation which offers a model for slowing the departure of creative technical professionals from campuses, encouraging more faculty members to explore distributed learning, and conducting copyright negotiantions.
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