Launch of Web2Rights IP Toolkit

June 20th, 2008 by Naomi Korn

After an enormous amount of team effort, we are really proud that our IP Toolkit went live on our website today.

There are several ways of working with the IP resources that we have created including:

 1) Downloading each resource as required

2) Downloading zipped packages

3) Using our IP flowchart to find out what is needed and when

4) Using our IP Diagnostic Tool to work out the problem and suggest possible solutions.

We are delighted that our project has been extended for another 9 months so that we can develop our resources further (including the interactive elements) and also build up resources that deal with other legal issues encountered within a Web2.0 environment.

Catch us at the JISC Joint Programme Meeting at Keele on 15th and 16th July when we will be handing out some free A2 sized laminated wall charts of our IP Flowchart.

Naomi 

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2 Responses to “Launch of Web2Rights IP Toolkit”

  1. Esther Hoorn Says:
    June 20th, 2008 at 7:02 pm

    Congratulations! Browsing the web for my research on Creative Commons licenses for cultural heritage institutions I found your IP toolkit today. The toolkit offers a practical approach on the copyright issues for the use of web 2.0 environments in education. It will help teachers and librarians to assess risks and still engage in the networked environment.

  2. neil Says:
    June 20th, 2008 at 7:13 pm

    Thanks for the encouraging words. If you have any other feedback about the IP Toolkit please the team know.

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