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Riding Through Turbulence: IP Rights for Knowledge Producers: December 6, 2005

The complex issues surrounding intellectual property rights for knowledge producers, institutions, publishers, and others continue to evolve and impact higher education in general and society at …
The Importance of Policies in E-Learning Instruction: January 1, 2004

The Importance of Policies in E-Learning Instruction Thoughtful policies on topics such as e-mail, electronic discussions, and intellectual property rights can keep an e-learning course runnin…
Ownership of Online Course Material: January 7, 2003

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 …
Who Owns What? Unbundling Web Course Property Rights: January 1, 2001

This article discusses how a policy on Web course ownership may settle conflicts on campus. This article discusses how a policy on Web course ownership…
Copyright Endurance and Change: January 1, 2000

Over the years, copyright law has achieved its purpose of balancing the rights of copyright owners with the interests of the public. Yet today's technological advances and legal fixes may be u…

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