"I think it would depend on how your organization views such work. We had an individual develop a database system for special education, and that was considered a work for hire, so the product was officially property of the district. With…"
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Who owns your videos?
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I'm new this year to flipping my classroom. I've made some videos and have them uploaded to TeacherTube and DailyMotion. Both were accessible to my students on campus (more than 1/2 of our students…Continue
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Scott McDaniel Dec 12, 2012.
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I attended the TIE Colorado Conference this summer and learned a ton about flipping my classroom. I'm curious if there are other classrooms that have used ASL (American Sign Language) in any videos…Continue
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Michael Broadhead replied to Shari Klebba's discussion Who owns your videos?
"I don't think a school would have the time / resources / care to sue you about videos... Unless they started generating millions of dollars ;)"
Rich Denhart replied to Shari Klebba's discussion Who owns your videos?
"This is a very murky area. You might want to look at the copyright website circular on this… http://copyright.gov/circs/circ09.pdf . Pay particular attention to the section on Agency Law. The best practice is to get it in writing. Legal…"
Ann G Yergin replied to Shari Klebba's discussion Who owns your videos?
"If made at school on their time they would have some legal rights to your videos. Just like a programmer who works for a company, unless otherwise written they own the programs that are produced. If made at home with your equipment then I…"
Kris Bergmann replied to Shari Klebba's discussion Who owns your videos?
"we simply asked our superintendent if we could retain the rights. We then asked him if we could sell them. He said yes. That said, and I have heard that legally, anything you create in conjunction with your job is owned by your district.…"
Shari Klebba replied to Shari Klebba's discussion Who owns your videos?
"I've been using my own equipment, software, and time too. I got a copy of my contract and it looks like it doesn't say anything specific about intellectual property. I'll let you know what happens next."
Dan Fullerton replied to Shari Klebba's discussion Who owns your videos?
"I've been very careful to create and record videos on my own time, using my own equipment and software, and avoiding school resources for that very reason... not sure that helps, but if you create the materials on your own time without school…"
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Flipped Deaf Classroom
I attended the TIE Colorado Conference this summer and learned a ton about flipping my classroom. I'm curious if there are other classrooms that have used ASL (American Sign Language) in any videos for science concepts. I teach high school science, but could easily use videos of basic science concepts as well.See More
Shari Klebba commented on Jamia Green's blog post Flipping Newbie
"Hello Jamia and Heather,
I am the HS science teacher at Colorado School for the Deaf and the Blind. I learned about flipping my classroom this summer at a TIE conference. I am VERY interested in flipping my classroom (at least a few lessons/units)…"
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