Copyright Law for Digital Teaching and Learning Mr Jason Miles Campbell
Copyright Law for Digital Teaching and Learning: 15 May 2014
Faculty of Law, University College Cork, Ireland
Mr Jason Miles-Campbell, Manager, JiscLegal, Glasgow
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This workshop will review copyright law as it applies to digital teaching and learning, and will be of interest to academics, researchers, learning technologists and library staff. It will consider how teachers can be creative in their course design, while continuing to comply with copyright law.
The workshop, funded by the National Forum for the Enhancement of Teaching and Learning in Higher Education, will relate mainly to assisting learners in the transition from conventional learning to blended learning or e-learning. In blended learning and e-learning, there is a heavy reliance on digital material (whether for teaching or assessment), and teachers need to be informed about the copyright issues which arise. In turn, teachers can inform their learners about copyright issues of relevance to the learners.
Themes of the workshop will include the key elements of application of copyright law to digital media, moral rights of authors, and the relationship of copyright to patents and trademarks. Participants will also be introduced to innovative solutions such as Creative Commons licensing, Open Educational Resources and open source software. The practical relevance of copyright law to assessment tools such as blogs, wikis and online portfolios will be discussed.