Scholarly Work definition

Scholarly Work means a Work created in the course of teaching, learning or research at the University. Scholarly Works include, but are not limited to: student works submitted for academic evaluation, research reports, papers prepared for publication, books, computer programs, detailed assignments, detailed teaching materials, such as course notes, works of art and experimental data.

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Scholarly Work means an original literary or academic work that is protectable pursuant to Canadian copyright legislation and that is created primarily for an academic or scientific purpose such as publication in a scientific outlet, presentation at a scientific conference or professional meeting, or completion of a student paper, thesis, or other requirement of an academic program.

Scholarly Work means Work produced as a result of an Academic Member’s research activities at the University. “Scholarly Work” includes, but is not limited to, grant and other funding applications, research Data and academic databases, books, textbooks, monographs, articles papers, studies, and reports prepared for publication, the content of which is of academic concern, but does not include any Works that are “Teaching Materials” or “Assigned Task Materials” as defined herein.

Examples of Scholarly Work in a sentence

• Authorship related to Scientific Publications shall be determined in accordance with and governed by the criteria defined by the International Committee of Medical Journal Editors (ICMJE) “Recommendations for the Conduct, Reporting, Editing, and Publication of Scholarly Work in Medical Journals” and Institution shall require that AbbVie’s role in support of the Study be appropriately disclosed in any Institution Publications (as defined below).

• Any proposed publication or presentation shall be consistent with scientific standards by (i) applying the highest industry standards, including but not limited to the Good Publication Practice and the Recommendations for Conduct, Reporting, Editing, and Publication of Scholarly Work in Medical Journals of the International Committee of Medical Journal Editors (ICMJE) in their current version and (ii) publishing Study Results first after the primary source publication of the Sponsor is made public.

• If a Staff Member requires the University's assistance with the publication or other commercial development of Scholarly Work in which the Staff Member has copyright, the Staff Member must negotiate an agreement with the University regarding distribution of net profit from the commercial development of the Scholarly Work before the University provides such assistance.

• If the Research Provider wishes to use or publish the Project Material or any part of the Project Material and/or a Scholarly Work it must submit a written request to the Project Material Owner.

• Authorship related to Publications shall be determined in accordance with and governed by the criteria defined by the International Committee of Medical Journal Editors (ICMJE) “Recommendations for the Conduct, Reporting, Editing, and Publication of Scholarly Work in Medical Journals” Where the Sponsor intends to Publish the method, results or conclusions from the Study, any person named as an author on that Publication will be given a reasonable opportunity to review the Publication.

More Definitions of Scholarly Work

Scholarly Work means books, articles and other publications, artistic creations, literary manuscripts, visual and auditory creations, and musical works, irrespective of their medium of storage or presentation. The former items are meant to include Software, computer programs, and databases but only if they are accessory to or part of a scholarly text. Textbooks and related Software developed as a Specific University Assignment are not considered Scholarly Work for the purpose of this definition.

Scholarly Work means a copyrightable work created by any University Personnel as evidence of academic advancement or academic accomplishment including, but not limited to, scholarly publications, journal articles, research-based bulletins, monographs, and books (excluding case-studies and textbooks and other work of commercial value), plays, poems, musical compositions and other works of artistic imagination.

Scholarly Work is defined as any copyrightable property not otherwise expressly excluded by this Agreement, including, but not limited to, copyrightable property: (a) embodied in books, textbooks, manuscripts, works of art or design, musical scores and performances, dramatic works and performances, choreographic works, popular fiction and non-fiction, poems, training materials, or other works of the kinds that have historically been deemed in academic communities to be the property of their author, including lectures notes, course outlines, syllabi, handouts, lab manuals, assignments, exercises, tests, and rubrics developed to support teaching activities, in whatever form, that are created or developed in the regular course of teaching duties or student activity; (b) any additional work developed for online and hybrid courses to include produced videos, animations, games, simulations, digital lessons or modules, courseware, and other similar works; (c) embodied in a storage medium such as film, videos, audio recordings, multimedia materials, distance learning materials, courseware; (d) has been released by the University to the Author or Inventor, or (e) is created on sabbatical leave with no more than Incidental Use of University Resources.

Scholarly Work means traditional scholarly work such as faculty-authored books, articles, manuscripts, plays, writings, musical scores, and works of art.

Scholarly Work means copyright work or manuscript that is intended only for academic publication (for example: any article, paper, book, manuscript, thesis, manual, diagram, photograph, film or like publication) in either printed, digital or electronic versions.

Scholarly Work means a Work in any form which is based on the Originator’s scholarship, learning or research and includes:

Scholarly Work means the traditional results of academic scholarship, including, without limitation, copyrightable works such as textbooks, literary works, data compilations, artistic creations and artifacts, but excluding Commissioned Course Materials.