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Legal Guidance for ICT Use in Education, Research and External Engagement

 

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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 Curriculum Design Newslinks
Changes to Third Sector Copyright Exemptions (09/02/2010)

The third sector will see copyright exemptions for public playing of sound recordings and music removed from April 2010

Google Guilty of Copyright Infringement

French court finds Google guilty of infringing copyright by digitising books and putting extracts online.

JISC Legal Webcast: OER - Legal Matters

An event designed to resolve the legal challenges of creating and sharing open educational resources. 

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 Recent JISC Legal Events
JISC Legal @ RSC Scotland South & West's Copyright Seminar (25/3/10)

JISC Legal will be at the JISC Regional Support Centre for Scotland South & West, delivering a seminar on copyright, IT and the law. 

Safeguarding - Meeting your e-Safety Duties (03/03/10)

This webcast was designed to assist institutions in meeting their legal duties and inspection needs in relation to safeguarding and e-security.