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Accelerated by the coronavirus, but already proceeding
apace before and undoubtedly continuing thereafter, on-line educational models
are a growing presence at all levels of education. Join us for a discussion on
the copyright, licensing and privacy issues and solutions common to many of
these programs. Topics to be discussed include:
- the collection and distribution of copyrighted content
from educators, students and third parties and the capture and processing of
personal data about the participants in the courses,
- the regulation and mediation of the process through a
plethora of laws, regulations and private agreements such as copyright, GDPR
and GDPR-like statutes, FERPA, and Creative Commons and other open source
license structures, and i
- nternational border issues.
Our Speaker, Tom Hemnes, is the author of How Law Works:
Collected Articles and New Essays (Vernon Press: 2020) which describes
copyright, intellectual property and privacy developments over the past 40
years, and has extensive experience representing educational institutions and
private foundations in their on-line educational initiatives.
Registration Categories:
BBA Member - Free. Included as part of your membership.
Non-Member - $100.00
BBA Webinars & Virtual Events are supported by
the Joan B. DiCola Fund. To learn more or support this fund, click here.