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Introduction

The EDUCAUSE/Cornell Institute for Computer Policy and Law would like to invite you to share your campus policies related to the topics listed below.

To submit a Wiki entry, log into this site using your EDUCAUSE password, click on the edit tab above, create a title under the desired subheading, enclose it in double brackets, and click submit. That will take you to a newly created page where you can enter your information.

There are two other options as well. You can submit your information as a document to be accessed through the EDUCAUSE library or as a blog entry. Links to all entries will be visible on this site. To contribute to the Policy and Law library of resources, e-mail contribute@educause.edu. Alternatively, share your story and blog about it.

Thank you for participating.

If you have any questions about this page please contact vvogel@educause.edu.

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Community Community		Policy and Law Introduction The EDUCAUSE/Cornell Institute for Computer Policy and Law would like to invite you to share your campus policies related to the topics listed below. To submit a Wiki entry, log into this site using your EDUCAUSE password, click on the edit tab above, create a title under the desired subheading, enclose it in double brackets, and click submit. That will take you to a newly created page where you can enter your information. There are two other options as well. You can submit your information as a document to be accessed through the EDUCAUSE library or as a blog entry. Links to all entries will be visible on this site. To contribute to the Policy and Law library of resources, e-mail contribute@educause.edu. Alternatively, share your story and blog about it. Thank you for participating. If you have any questions about this page please contact vvogel@educause.edu. Sample Policies RIAA Outsourcing Policy and Law Login or register to post comments
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