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Using Other Peoples Stuff in Your Content - How to Do It Legally

Submitted by jcasey on 10 May 2012 - 5:42pm
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A really nice Video that uses voice and animation to explain the the things you need to do to use other peoples stuff legally and reduce your legal risks. Its aimed at people creating  Open Educational Resources (OERs) but is equally useful to anyone thinking of using other peoples  content. 

If you need more info after watching the video then head over to this E-Content IPR (Intellectual Property Rights) Audit and Risk Management Tool to quickly get a handle on managing your resources, which was developed for the LCC NAM project - at this link http://alto.arts.ac.uk/950/

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