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Course Packs, copyright collectives and us
By Rory McGreal April 12, 2012 - 7:57am
Micheal Geist has posted a link to a cartoon by McGill students that helps to explain course packs, copyright collectives and their role in universities. It refers to the Quebec collectives but the same issues arise with Access Copyright.
See "Crack the CoursePack"
http://crackthecoursepack.tumblr.com/
Rory
Rory McGreal
UNESCO/Commonwealth of Learning Chair in Open Educational Resources
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