Recording Lectures Podcast (27/10/2010)This podcast, created for the JISC Innovation and e-Learning Conference 2010, explores FAQs on the legal aspects of recording lectures.
10 Year Anniversary: Top Ten Tips (21/10/2010)These Top Ten Tips were created to celebrate JISC Legal's 10th anniversary, all the while looking forward to the challenges UK FE and HE will face in the next ten years.
JISC Legal for Research (19/10/2010)JISC Legal for UK Research is your guide to they way JISC Legal contributes to providing infrastructure and support to the needs of researchers.
e-Safety Top Ten Tips (03/08/2010)These top tips serve as a quick reminder of the main areas to be addressed in meeting your e-safety duty.
Recording Lectures: Legal Considerations (28/07/2010)This guidance examines the legal implications of recording lectures at UK FE and HE institutions, focusing mainly on the issues of copyright and consent.
The Digital Economy Act 2010: Implications for UK Colleges and Universities (23/07/2010)This guidance document examines the Digital Economy Act 2010 and its implications for universities and colleges in the UK.
Five Top Copyright Tips in 30 Minutes - JISC Legal on RSCtv (09/03/2010)JISC Legal's Jason Miles-Campbell presented "Five Top Copyright Law Tips for Colleges and Universities" as part of RSC Scotland South & West's RSCtv programme on Tuesday, 9 March 2010..
Five Top Copyright Law Tips (09/03/2010)This useful presentation is a recording of Jason Miles-Campbell on RSC TV. 
JANETInformation on and examples of acceptable and unacceptable use of computer systems as well as practical tips on dealing with computer crime.
e-Safety Guidance Video (03/03/2010)A short guidance video on the legal duty of institutions to safeguard learners within the context of e-Safety.
e-Marketing: The Legal Issues (03/03/2010)Fifth part of JISC Legal series on Business and Community Engagement (BCE). We discuss marketing of products or services that are produced from a BCE arrangement. We consider compliance with the Data Protection Act and the Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations.
Keeping Confidential (03/03/2010)Fourth part in JISC Legal series on Business and Community Engagement (BCE). This video provides an introduction to the handling of confidential information and the potential impact of Freedom of Information legislation on disclosure of external information held by an institution. Guidance is provided on how confidential agreements can be reached by institutions through specific clauses. We conclude with a summary of recommendations.
Using Intellectual Property Together (03/03/2010)Third part in JISC Legal series on Business and Community Engagement (BCE). In this video we explore the implications and possible limitations of using existing licenced materials. We provide guidance on setting licence terms for works created. We conclude with a recap of relevant considerations and best practices.
Creating Intellectual Property Together: Who Owns What? (03/03/2010)Second part of JISC Legal series on Business and Community Engagement (BCE). We focus on ownership of works created, provide guidance on employee, student and third party generation of works, consider issues related to joint ownership of intellectual property. Finally we highlight the importance of negotiating agreements early in the collaboration process.
BCE: Data Sharing and Research (03/03/2010)The first part of our series on Business and Community Engagement (BCE). This video covers the legal implications of data sharing and research, the application of the Data Protection Act and the application of Freedom of Information legislation.
e-Safety Policy Checklist (03/03/2010)A checklist of questions for institutions to consider when updating or framing an e-safety policy.