Common use of Continued Ownership of Distance Education Materials Clause in Contracts

Continued Ownership of Distance Education Materials. The Member shall hold copyright in any distance education materials developed during the Member’s University employment. When a Member, who has created a distance education course for delivery at the University, ceases to be employed by the University, the former Member may continue to use for teaching, research and other purposes, all course content and course materials, including both institutional and non-institutional course content and course materials, created or taught by the Member while employed by the University, provided the name of the University is not used in connection with the course content or courseware.

Continued Ownership of Distance Education Materials. ‌ The Member shall hold copyright in any distance education materials developed during the Member’s University employment. When a Member, who has created a distance education course for delivery at the University, ceases to be employed by the University, the former Member may continue to use for teaching, research and other purposes, all course content and course materials, including both institutional and non-institutional course content and course materials, created or taught by the Member while employed by the University, provided the name of the University is not used in connection with the course content or courseware.

Continued Ownership of Distance Education Materials. ‌ The Member shall hold copyright in of any distance education materials developed during the Member’s University employmentCollege employment in accordance with their teaching and research responsibilities for the employer. When a Member, who has created a distance education course for delivery at the UniversityCollege, ceases to be employed by the UniversityCollege, the former Member member may continue to use for teaching, research research, and other purposes, all course content and course materials, including both institutional and non-institutional course content and course materialsmaterial, created or taught by the Member while employed by the UniversityCollege, provided the name of the University College is not used in connection with the course content or courseware.

Continued Ownership of Distance Education Materials. The Member shall hold copyright in of any distance education materials developed during the Member’s University employmentCollege employment in accordance with their teaching and research responsibilities for the employer. When a Member, who has created a distance education course for delivery at the UniversityKing’s, ceases to be employed by the UniversityXxxx’x, the former Member member may continue to use for teaching, research research, and other purposes, all course content and course materials, including both institutional and non-institutional course content and course materialsmaterial, created or taught by the Member while employed by the UniversityXxxx’x, provided the name of the University King’s is not used in connection with the course content or courseware.

Continued Ownership of Distance Education Materials. ‌ The Member shall hold copyright in any distance education materials developed during the Member’s University employment. When a Member, who has created a distance education course for delivery at the University, ceases to be employed by the University, the former Member may continue to use for teaching, research and other purposes, all course content and course materials, including both institutional and non-institutional course content and course materials, created or taught by the Member while employed by the University, provided the name of the University is not used in connection with the course content or courseware.courseware.‌

Continued Ownership of Distance Education Materials. The Member shall hold copyright in of any distance education materials developed during the Member’s University employmentCollege employment in accordance with their teaching and research responsibilities for the employer. When a Member, who has created a distance education course for delivery at the UniversityCollege, ceases to be employed by the UniversityCollege, the former Member member may continue to use for teaching, research research, and other purposes, all course content and course materials, including both institutional and non-institutional course content and course materialsmaterial, created or taught by the Member while employed by the UniversityCollege, provided the name of the University College is not used in connection with the course content or courseware.