Instructional materials and curricula Sample Clauses

Instructional materials and curricula. “Instructional Materials” shall mean curricula, syllabi and any and all other instructional materials used by CUNY in connection with its educational mission, including instructional materials and curricula created by CUNY and those created by third parties. Instructional Materials are owned by CUNY and/or others pursuant to CUNY’s Intellectual Property Policy, or are used by legal right, permission and/or license to CUNY. Any Instructional Materials to be developed and/or used in connection with the Services shall be designated and described in the Scope of Work and Payment Schedule, attached hereto and made a part hereof as Exhibit A (“Services Instructional Materials”). To the extent that any Services Instructional Materials are newly created or adapted by CUNY and/or paid for by Agency under this Agreement, Agency shall have a perpetual, royalty-free, non-exclusive, and irrevocable license to reproduce, publish, or otherwise use, and to authorize other city agencies and government entities as well as community-based organizations partnering with Agency to use them for non-commercial, public purposes only, in connection with the City’s responsibilities and consistent with its authority under the City Charter or other law or as otherwise specified in the Scope of Work and Payment Schedule, attached hereto and made a part hereof as Exhibit A.. In preparing any of its own materials based on Services Instructional Materials, Agency will give CUNY and the principal author(s) of the Services Instructional Materials appropriate credit.
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Instructional materials and curricula. “Instructional Materials” shall mean curricula, syllabi and any and all other instructional materials used by CUNY in connection with its educational mission, including instructional materials and curricula created by CUNY and those created by third parties. Instructional Materials are owned by CUNY and/or others pursuant to CUNY’s Intellectual Property Policy, or are used by legal right, permission and/or license to CUNY. Any Instructional Materials to be developed and/or used in connection with the Services shall be designated and described in the Scope of Work, attached hereto and made a part hereof as Exhibit A (“Services Instructional Materials”).
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