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e-Administration is 'the effective management of the coordination and control of business processes and the electronic information they create'. It has two fundamental objectives: to increase the efficiency of administrative processes within institutions and to lessen the administrative burden faced by all staff during this process.
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The legal issues which arise when using e-assessment in UK FE and HE.
Online Tutorial dealing with the copyright issues which arise when making copies and adaptations for users with disabilities.
Checklist of relevant questions to be asked in accepting material for use in an e-repository.
Basic introduction to the establishment, development and administration of online repositories in FE and HE.
Overview of data retention practices, and implications in FE and HE following the EU data retention directive 2006/24/EC.
In certain circumstances, student work can be the subject of a valid freedom of information (FOI) request.
This paper summarises the legal issues involved in the development and use of information and communication technologies (ICT) in learning and teaching.
Overview of some key legal issues to be considered in relation to e-Commerce Law for Web Administrators.
Guidance on the application of data protection law to e-learning administrators at institutions.
Points to consider in protecting software through the patent system.
This paper discusses recent developments in the UK legislative framework applicable to e-commerce practices and related technologies.
ARCHIVED This paper brings together risks associated with the laws of contract and torts, employment law, privacy and data protection.
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Guidance on potential liability for FE and HE in storing information on networks, best practice and limitation of risk.
Every single YouTube video with English language audio can now support captioning created by speech recognition software thus improving the sites accessibility for videos.
New rules of procedure for the Copyright Tribunal will come into effect on 6 April 2010.
A new law aimed at tackling stalkers as well as those who harass individuals via text or online is being proposed by Scottish Ministers.
The Royal Bank of Scotland recently lost their appeal against the decision that they were in breach of the Disability Discrimination Act 1995.
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.