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Developing and Implementing Successful Intellectual Property Policies for Online Courses.

Supplemental Materials:

PPT Presentation

Distributed Learning Continuum

Learning Technology Activity and Institutional Priorities

Intellectual Property Policy Template and Guide

How does your policy measure up: Intellectual property policies in action? Scenarios

 

Articles:

Intellectual Property, Ownership and Digital Course Materials

Copyright Policies in the Digital Age

Who owns Online Courses and Course Materials?

The Importance of Policies in E-Learning Instruction

Riding Through Turbulence: IP Rights for Knowledge Producers

Educause Copyright and IP Resources

WCET EduTools

Intellectual Property, Copyright and Distance Learning

University of Maryland, Center for IP

 

Comprehensive Intellectual Property Policies:

Brigham Young University

University of Illinois

University of Texas

University of California

University of Wisconsin

MIT

Stanford University

Ohio State University

University of Chicago

Maricopa Community College District

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