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Curriculum Design

'Curriculum design' is generally understood as a high-level process defining the learning to take place within a specific programme of study, leading to specific unit(s) of credit or qualification. The curriculum design process leads to the production of core programme/module documents such as a course/module description, validation documents, prospectus entry, and course handbook. This process should include consideration of the legal issues.

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Ipod Generation Shuns ICT Qualifications

The UK IT industry has raised serious concerns over the worrying decrease in numbers of students taking formal ICT qualifications.

Intellectual Property to Encourage Innovation

A research programme into intellectual property and its value to the British economy has been unveiled.

Intellectual Property Needs in the Digital Age

Research community calls for extension to fair dealing provisions under UK copyright law

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Recent JISC Legal Events
JISC Legal on RSCtv (07/09/2010)

JISC Legal's Jackie Milne will be presenting on e-Safety on RSCtv, a resource sponsored by RSC Scotland South and West. 

JISC Legal @JISC Online Conference Innovating e-Learning (23-26 November 2010)

JISC Legal will be participating in the JISC Online Conference- Innovating e-Learning on the 23-26 November 2010.

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