Past Coverage

• Who Owns On-Line Courses? Colleges and Professors Start to Sort It Out - December 17, 1999
• Who Owns On-Line Courses? Colleges and Professors Start to Sort It Out - December 17, 1999
• U. of Vermont Considers Intellectual-Property Policy to Foster Distance Education - June 8, 2001
• Stevens Institute's Policy on Online Courses Rewards Faculty Members Who Create Them - December 8, 2000
• A Debate Over Ownership of On-Line Courses Surfaces at Drexel U. - April 9, 1999

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