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Compensation for Developing a New Distance Learning Course |
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Faculty being
"paid" (dollars or released time) to develop new distance learning
courses for TNCC will:
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have used
Blackboard,
the supported course management system for at lease on semester
prior applying to develop a new distance learning course at
TNCC.
- submit, to
the
dean, the
application to development a distance learning course.
- be
presented with an agreement to develop a distance learning form,
by the dean, if their application is accepted.
- will
review the following documents prior to signing the agreement to
develop a distance learning course
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Virginia Community College System Guiding Principles for
Implementation of the Blackboard Content System Spring 2006
(.doc) Please review the first section:
Faculty control their own Blackboard content.
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Intellectual
Property section on the TNCC DL faculty manual
website:
http://community.tncc.edu/faculty/smith/documents/intellectual_property.pdf
Materials developed or created while employed by the
Commonwealth of Virginia are subject to Section 12,
Intellectual Property of the VCCS Manual. Any materials
developed or created in full or part through TNCC's Distance
Learning Program should acknowledge the contribution of the
college and the VCCS. TNCC will
retain a "license/permission
to use" privilege in perpetuity of courses you are
compensated to develop. Course developed under the agreement
to develop a distance learning course allows other faculty
to use any and all materials in the developed course.
However, even if it is modified by another instructor the
original course remains intact and the original instructor
retains ownership. This means he/she could take their
original course with them if they left TNCC, try to develop
it commercially, etc.
- will setup
an appointment with one of TNCC's instructional designers prior
to beginning designing a new distance learning course for TNCC.
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This web site adheres to
VCCS policies - please read our
web guidelines and
disclaimer.
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webmaster.
Contact the Instructional Design Center with questions, comments or
suggestions by phone (757) 825-2807 or
E-mail.
Updated:
February 20, 2007
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