More than Digital Content: Long Live Your Course

Examines digital content management issues and intellectual property rights in higher education. Topics include ownership of digital materials; ownership of courses; faculty rights and compensation; and the value of a university learning experience that is far more than the value of course content,...

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Published inSyllabus (Sunnyvale, Calif. 1994) Vol. 15; no. 10
Main Author Wilson, Jack M
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Available electronically: http://www 2002
Subjects
Content Analysis
Course Content
Higher Education
Instructional Materials
Intellectual Property
Interpersonal Relationship
Teacher Attitudes
Value Judgment
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Summary:Examines digital content management issues and intellectual property rights in higher education. Topics include ownership of digital materials; ownership of courses; faculty rights and compensation; and the value of a university learning experience that is far more than the value of course content, including interaction and being part of an academic community. (LRW)
ISSN:1089-5914