- Published
- 01 July 2020
- Journal article
Copyright and Remote Teaching in the Time of Coronavirus: A Study of Contractual Terms and Conditions of Selected Online Services
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- European Intellectual Property Review
Abstract
The spread of COVID-19 forced educational institutions to transition to online education. This contribution analyzes, through the lens of copyright law, the terms and conditions of some selected online services used to deliver remote teaching. The study highlights the most problematic terms and their detrimental effects on remote teaching by focusing on copyright ownership, liability, and content moderation.
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Pascault, L., Jütte, B., Noto La Diega, G. & Priora, G. 2020, 'Copyright and Remote Teaching in the Time of Coronavirus: A Study of Contractual Terms and Conditions of Selected Online Services', European Intellectual Property Review, 42(9), pp. 548-555. https://www.stir.ac.uk/research/hub/publication/1678708
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