Guidance (by date)
National Archives - Electronic Records Management (01/01/2007)

The vast majority of government records are now produced electronically and The National Archives works with central and local government organisations to ensure that this information is both stored securely and easily accessible.

National Archives - Responsibilities for Records Management (01/01/2007)

Good records and information management is essential if the government is to meet the requirements of Data Protection, Freedom of Information and Human Rights legislation.  Under agreement with the ICO this is done through a programme of information management assessments.

JISC infoNet's Records Management Homepage (01/01/2007)

Records management ensures the effective and consistent management of the information created or received by an institution throughout its lifecycle.

Legal Planning for JISC Projects (29/09/2006)

This paper assesses the potential  legal risks involved in project management.

Developing and Operating an ePortfolio System - Assessing the Legal Issues (09/07/2006)

Legal issues which may affect the development and use of particular ePortfolio systems.

Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) in Networked E-Learning (28/04/2006)

 User-friendly introduction to intellectual property rights (IPR) issues for e-learning content developers and managers.

Data Retention Directive: Implications for FE and HE - JISC Legal Overview (16/04/2006)

Overview of data retention practices, and implications in FE and HE following the EU data retention directive 2006/24/EC.

Open Source Software Licensing: A Short FAQ (28/03/2006)

This paper provides detailed information on Open Source Licences.

Webcast - Copyright & e-Learning (22/03/2006)

A recording of the JISC Legal Copyright & e-Learning - Webcast available to download. 

FOI and Student Work (01/12/2005)

In certain circumstances, student work can be the subject of a valid freedom of information (FOI) request.

IT Law for FE and HE Senior Management (01/11/2005)

This paper summarises the legal issues involved in the development and use of information and communication technologies (ICT) in learning and teaching.

IT Law for FE and HE Senior Management (01/11/2005)

This paper summarises the legal issues involved in the development and use of information and communication technologies (ICT) in learning and teaching.

Consortium Agreements: A Short FAQ (12/07/2005)

This paper provides details on how to create an effective consortium agreement and explains why they are needed. 

Copyright Law for e-Learning Authors (01/06/2005)

Guidance for e-learning authors on copyright infringement, defences and licences.

Copyright Licensing for e-Learning Authors (01/06/2005)

Guidance for e-learning authors on licensing third party materials.

e-Commerce Law for Web Administrators (01/06/2005)

Overview of some key legal issues to be considered in relation to e-Commerce Law for Web Administrators.

Data Protection Law for e-Learning Administrators (01/06/2005)

Guidance on the application of data protection law to e-learning administrators at institutions.

Data Protection Briefing Paper (07/04/2005)

This briefing paper provides guidance on the data protection law after the recent developments to the law following the Durant v. FSA case and the effect of the amendments to the DPA 1998 made by the FOIA 2000.

Copyright and eLearning in FE - Video (30/03/2005)

Copyright Advisor, Alan Rae, discusses copyright, e-learning and the pilot CLA digitisation licence within FE. 

King's College London: Records Management Toolkit (23/02/2005)

This Toolkit designed by King's College Records Management and Legal Compliance teams aims to promote good information handling across the College.

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