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Copyright in OpenCourseWare

Session Details

Tuesday, March 11, 2008
11:15 a.m. - 12:05 p.m.
Room 552 B

Session Type: Track 4

Speaker(s)

Daniel Carchidi, Publication Director, MIT
Lindsey Weeramuni, Intellectual Property Supervisor, MIT OpenCourseware, MIT
Session convener: Elizabeth Clark, Director, Instructional Design and eTeaching Services, Boston College

Abstract

When MIT OpenCourseWare began, intellectual property was expected to be one of its biggest challenges. Here we will share our experiences in developing systems and strategies that have changed dealing with third-party content in an open publication from a major concern to a routine part of our publication process.

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