JISC Legal : Webcasts

Our free Recording Lectures and Screencasts webcast is now available in captioned, bite-sized segments. Presented as a lively panel discussion, this is a practical, relevant guide to the legal, technical and accessibility issues involved in recording lectures and screencasts.

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. 

This podcast, created for the JISC Innovation and e-Learning Conference 2010, explores FAQs on the legal aspects of recording lectures.

 A useful presentation on our top tips for e-safety, broadcast via RSC TV.

JISC Legal Service Manager Jason Miles-Campbell's presentation on 'IPR and OER: Lessons Learned' is available here.

Service Manager Jason Miles-Campbell presented on the Law and e-Assessment.

JISC Legal's Service Manager Jason Miles-Campbell's keynote presentation on e-Safety at the RSC Scotland South and West 'Best of the West' event is available online and can be accessed here.

This presentation was delivered by Jason Miles-Campbell as part of the Supporting Professional Development for Engagement: Legal Issues Focus event in London on 5 May 2010.

Jackie Milne presented on legal aspects of safeguarding e-safety. 

Jackie Milne's presentation 'e-Safety and the Law: How to Safeguard Your Learners' via Instant Presenter to viewers at RSC South East.

Background Video for England
Safeguarding: Meeting your e-safety duties (England)

Background Video for Northern Ireland
Safeguarding: Meeting your e-safety duties (Northern Ireland)

Background Video for Scotland 

Safeguarding: Meeting your e-Safety Duties (Scotland)   

Background Video for Wales
Safeguarding: Meeting your e-safety duties (Wales)  

This useful presentation is a recording of Jason Miles-Campbell on RSC TV. 

A short guidance video on the legal duty of institutions to safeguard learners within the context of e-Safety. 

Fifth part of JISC Legal series on Business and Community Engagement (BCE). We discuss marketing of products or services that are produced from a BCE arrangement. We consider compliance with the Data Protection Act and the Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations.  

Fourth part in JISC Legal series on Business and Community Engagement (BCE). This video provides an introduction to the handling of confidential information and the potential impact of Freedom of Information legislation on disclosure of external information held by an institution. Guidance is provided on how confidential agreements can be reached by institutions through specific clauses. We conclude with a summary of recommendations.

Third part in JISC Legal series on Business and Community Engagement (BCE). In this video we explore the implications and possible limitations of using existing licenced materials. We provide guidance on setting licence terms for works created. We conclude with a recap of relevant considerations and best practices. 

Second part of JISC Legal series on Business and Community Engagement (BCE). We focus on ownership of works created, provide guidance on employee, student and third party generation of works, consider issues related to joint ownership of intellectual property. Finally we highlight the importance of negotiating agreements early in the collaboration process. 

The first part of our series on Business and Community Engagement (BCE). This video covers the legal implications of data sharing and research, the application of the Data Protection Act and the application of Freedom of Information legislation. 

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

Presentation by Jackie Milne on Legal Aspects of Web 2.0 and Social Networking to the 'Scottish Web Folk Group'.

Presentation by John X Kelly on Using Social Networking / Web 2.0 Technologies Lawfully at the RSC Scotland North & East Winter Fayre Edinburgh.

e-Safety presentation, delivered by Jackie Milne at RSC WM workshop.

Presentation by Jason Miles-Campbell on e-Safety and the Law at the RSC Scotland North & East Winter Fayre at the National e-Science Centre in Edinburgh.

Web 2.0 in libraries and colleges at the Scotland’s Colleges offices in Stirling.

JISC Legal presentation on OER-Legal Matters at the University of Nottingham.  

JISC Legal presentation on ‘Equality and Diversity’, CILIPS, Mitchell Library, Glasgow.

Parallel session on OER and intellectual property law, held at the TUC Congress Centre, London. 

Data protection and acceptable use presentation at RSC Eastern Technical Managers Forum in Cambridge.

An opportunity to refresh your knowledge on using digital materials legally for teaching and learning. 

This webcast tackles the legal risks of Web 2.0 technologies and suggests how they can be mitigated. 

Webcast providing practical guidance on legally accessing user email accounts, computer hard drive or network storage. 

An intensive session of presentations and questions and answers on the legal issues of accessibility in the development and delivery of e-learning materials. 

A recording of the JISC Legal Copyright & e-Learning - Webcast available to download.