Do Teachers Own the Curriculum They Create?
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Uploaded by sjxFilms on Sep 23, 2010
This is a conversation about IP as it relates to teacher-created content.
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I would argue that there is no non-compete clause in a teacher contract. Thus the district is not formally asserting it owns the intellectual property unless it puts such a clause in the contract.
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