Intellectual+property

= Intellectual property - teacher created content =
 * Copyright and intellectual property for education **


 * Introduction: ** More and more teachers are creating their own material online for their students and themselves. but what happens to that material when they move on? Gwen Gawith wrote in her article, [|Wading through the intellectual property blog]on how the copyright laws and intellectual property issue effect teachers. "//If you write/ develop something while you are employed by one school and then you move to another school, who owns the copyright to your work and can you take it with you? (Probably not if you generated it as part of your work, but you need to have sought legal advice and determined the copyright status with your employer in advance, for example, as a contractual arrangement. Even if the school owns the copyright, and unless a waiver has been signed, the author still has certain moral rights, for example, to be identified as the author, and to object to changes made to work if it can be demonstrated that these would damage their reputation.)" //

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 *  Suggestion: ** Read the following article, Intellectual property and ICT from [|Educational leaders] by Gubb and Partners 2003 and leave a comment in the website itself . //Note: you will need to be registered in the site itself to leave a comment.//

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 * Reflection: ** We'd love to hear your view. As well as leaving a comment in [|Educational Leaders], you can leave a message in the **DISCUSSION** **tab above** (this will appear in the thread below).

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**Additional resources to consider: **
Intellectual Property Education in School []
 * Stop Piracy with Edification**

[|Privacy Commissioner - The Privacy Act and Codes]

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