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The term “e-repository” is used to describe various methods for capturing and preserving the intellectual output of the educational community. The structure of an e-repository is based on the information stored in it and the specific informational service offered by it. In this section JISC Legal provides guidance on the legal aspects of repositories.
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JISC Legal's support for projects and others in the areas of Institutional Innovation, Lifelong Learning and Workforce Development.
This useful presentation is a recording of Jason Miles-Campbell on RSC TV.
Checklist of relevant questions to be asked in accepting material for use in an e-repository.
Essentials guide for practical legal information on the laws in the UK affecting e-repositories.
Basic introduction to the establishment, development and administration of online repositories in FE and HE.
Generic guidance (widely applicable) together with sections devoted to the effect of the Act on the functions and activities associated with the work of Records Managers and Archivists.
Under proposals outlined in the Digital Economy Bill, universities, libraries and small businesses offering wi-fi services will not be exempt from ensuring that their networks are not used to infringe copyright.
The Welsh Repository Network has published a learning tool to help you consider some of the copyright issues for multimedia respositories.
JISC infoNet has recently published a new web presence aimed at providing a central point of access for those interested in research information management.
The majority of people asked in a recent survey on copyright law in the UK have little or no knowledge of what is legal, reports Consumer Focus.
JISC Legal will be at the JISC Regional Support Centre for Scotland South & West, delivering a seminar on copyright, IT and the law.
This webcast was designed to assist institutions in meeting their legal duties and inspection needs in relation to safeguarding and e-security.