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Moral Rights and OERs - Overview
The purpose of this Moral Rights and OERs Overview paper is to guide publishers of open educational resources (OERs) on the meaning of moral rights, when and how these impact on the creation of OERs and measures which may be taken in order to avoid infringement of moral rights. |
Moral Rights and OERs - Essentials
To purpose of this Moral Rights and OERs Essentials paper is to provide publishers of open educational resources (OERs) with a summary of when and how moral rights impact on the creation of OERs. |
Mobile Technologies and the Law Top Tips
Copyright and accessibility law need to be considered when using mobile devices. To help give you confidence in your compliance with the law, here are top tips for getting to grips with copyright and accessibility when using mobile devices. |
Bequeathed Research Papers and the Law
This guidance is intended for university or college archives dealing with bequests of research papers and provides information on the legal issues which need to be considered in particular where an institution intends to digitise and add documents to an institutional repository. |
Mobile Technologies and the Law Webcast (14 March 2012)Our Mobile Technologies and the Law webcast (streamed live on 14 March 2012) can now be accessed in captioned, bite-sized segments.   |
Legal Use of Mobile Technologies in FE and HE: a Checklist (14/03/12)Whatever the mobile technology use, there are legal issues to consider from the outset of your project and this is a checklist of the main areas to consider in your planning process. |
Law, ICT and Sixth Form Colleges (20/02/12)
This guidance is intended for staff in sixth form colleges and aims to provide a helpful overview to key legal issues relevant to sixth form colleges in the development and use of ICT. |
Law, ICT and Independent Specialist Colleges (12/01/12)
This guidance is intended for staff in independent specialist colleges that provide further education or training for learners with varying learning needs due to disability issues. |
Recording Lectures and the Law Top Tips (22/12/2011)
These top tips serve as a quick reminder of the main areas to be addressed and sources of help available when recording lectures. |
Cookies - Six Months Until Enforcement (25/11/2011)
The law has changed that applies to how cookies are used by websites. |
Personal Data and Consent Management: A Briefing Paper (16/11/2011)This guidance is designed to help institutions deal with consent management when sharing personal data across and between institutions and external service providers. |
JISC Legal Cloud Computing and the Law Toolkit (31/08/2011)JISC Legal is pleased to present our free Cloud Computing and the Law toolkit for FE and HE professionals. |
Copyright Law Essentials (14/04/2011)A simplified step-by-step guide to Copyright Law for FE and HE.
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Intellectual Property Law Essentials (14/04/2011)A simplified step-by-step guide to intellectual property law for UK colleges and universities. |
Licensing Your Educational Resources Video (30/3/2011)Jason Miles-Campbell, our Service Manager, provides an informative video about licensing for educational resources, including what licences are available, and considerations in making the choice. |
Strategic Management of IPR for OER in UK HE (29/3/2011)This paper is written in the context of the JISC and Higher Education Academy Open Educational Resources Programme (Phase 2), and aims to address some of the background issues regarding management of intellectual property rights (IPR) in UK universities. |
Legal Aspects of the Use of Child Images in OERs (15/3/2011)This paper considers the legal issues which arise in relation to the taking of or possession of images (still and moving) of children for use in an Open Education Resource. |
JISC Guidance on Freedom of Information and Research Data (17/12/2010)JISC's Freedom of Information and Research Data: Questions and Answers, written by Andrew Charlesworth and Chris Rusbridge, is available at http://www.jisc.ac.uk/foiresearchdata. |
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. |
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. |
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