Curriculum Production and Deployment Sample Clauses

Curriculum Production and Deployment. From the Curriculum designed and created by USC faculty, 2tor shall produce lectures, simulations, videos, PowerPoints and other typical online course content developed by USC that will make up the asynchronous products of the Program (the “Produced Segments”), including logistical coordination, and shall ready the Curriculum for online deployment through the Platform. Without limiting the generality of the foregoing, 2tor shall be responsible for (i) all on-site production costs with respect to each Produced Segment, including the cost of all production personnel and equipment (but not including salaries or other compensation of USC instructional personnel), (ii) all legal clearances for music and graphics used in and students and others who appear in the Produced Segments, provided that USC shall cooperate with 2tor in securing such clearances from USC instructional personnel, and (iii) digitizing and otherwise converting all content for each Produced Segment to a medium suitable for delivery to students via the Platform. Promptly after completion of each Produced Segment, 2tor shall deliver a copy of such Produced Segment to USC. All such Produced Segments shall conform to USC’s design as set forth in Section 2.E and be subject to USC’s written approval prior to any distribution or other release thereof.
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Curriculum Production and Deployment. USC shall use commercially reasonable efforts to prepare drafts of the syllabi (and submit them to the USC Master’s Governance Committee in time to obtain timely approval), subject to approval by the USC Master’s Governance Committee, (i) on or before November 16, 2008, for the January 2009 Pilot Launch courses specified in Section 5.A, (ii) on or before April 16, 2009, for the June 2009 Program Launch courses specified in Section 5.A, and (iii) on or before July 16, 2009, for such additional courses as the parties may mutually agree for an October 2009 launch of such courses. USC shall also use commercially reasonable efforts to develop such syllabi into appropriate materials in time for production to meet such schedule. USC shall secure the commitment of those Rossier faculty members and other instructional personnel selected by USC for the Produced Segments and for any modifications to the Curriculum required by the online delivery mechanism. Unless otherwise agreed in writing by the parties, USC shall be solely responsible for the expense of such faculty, other instructional personnel and other USC and Rossier staff. Each Produced Segment shall be subject to USC’s review and written approval prior to any distribution or other release thereof. Each course approved by USC shall be released for distribution on the Platform as such course is approved, subject to the provisions of Section 1.H and 1.I hereof.
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Curriculum Production and Deployment i. Syllabi draft date for Pilot Launch courses: June 15, 2010. ii. Syllabi draft date for Program Launch courses: July 30, 2010. iii. Syllabi draft date for Additional Courses Launch courses: September 30, 2010. USC shall submit syllabi drafts to 2tor for all subsequent courses not included in the Pilot Launch, Program Launch or Additional Courses Launch no less than three (3) months in advance of the mutually agreed upon launch date for each subsequent course.
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Curriculum Production and Deployment i. Syllabi draft date for Pilot Launch courses: to be mutually determined by USC and 2U, but in any event, sufficiently in advance of the Pilot Launch date. ii. Syllabi draft date for Program Launch courses: as shall be mutually determined by USC and 2U but in any event, sufficiently in advance of the Program Launch date. iii. Syllabi draft date for Additional Courses Launch courses: as mutually determined by USC and 2U, but in any event, sufficiently in advance of Additional Courses Launch date.
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Curriculum Production and Deployment. From the Curriculum designed and created by School faculty, 2U shall produce, and shall coordinate the logistics to produce, the Produced Segments and shall prepare the Curriculum for online deployment through the Platform. Without limiting the generality of the foregoing, 2U shall be responsible for (i) all production costs with respect to each Produced Segment, including the cost of all production personnel and equipment (but not including payment to University for the use of University facilities, or salaries or other compensation of School instructional personnel), (ii) all legal clearances for music and graphics used in the Produced Segments and all legal clearances for students and others who appear in the Produced Segments, provided that the School shall cooperate with 2U in securing such clearances from School instructional personnel, and (iii) digitizing and otherwise converting all content for each Produced Segment to a medium suitable for delivery to students via the Platform. Promptly after completion of each Produced Segment, 2U shall deliver a copy of such Produced Segment to the School. All such Produced Segments shall conform to the School’s design as set forth in Section 2(E) and be subject to the School’s written approval prior to any distribution or other release thereof; 2U will make reasonable efforts to ensure that School online curricular materials are up to the quality standards of its classroom program and are competitive with the best of competing online programs.
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Curriculum Production and Deployment. The School shall use reasonable efforts to prepare drafts of the syllabi (and to obtain timely any required internal approval(s)) (i) on or before June 1, 2013, for the courses to be included at the time of Program Launch, and (ii) on or before the date(s) to be mutually agreed upon by the parties for courses to be offered subsequent to Program Launch. The School shall also use reasonable efforts to develop such syllabi into appropriate materials in time for production to meet such schedules. The School shall secure the commitment of those School faculty members and other instructional personnel selected by the School for the Produced Segments and for any modifications to the Curriculum required by the online delivery mechanism. Unless otherwise agreed in writing by the parties, the School shall be solely responsible for the expense of such faculty, other instructional personnel and other University and School staff. Each Produced Segment shall conform to the School's design and be subject to the School's review and written approval prior to any distribution or other release thereof. Each course approved by the School shall be released for distribution on the Platform as such course is approved, subject to the provisions of Section 1(G) and 1(H) hereof. University and the School shall be solely and exclusively responsible for ensuring that University’s faculty members do not at any time use any Produced Segment, in whole or in part, for any purpose other than (i) as part of the Program or (ii) as permitted pursuant to Schedule 1(H), and that all such use shall be otherwise in accordance with this Agreement.
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