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Clarifying ownership of teacher-created digital content empowers educators to personalize education, address individual student needs: SETDA Policy Brief, prepared in partnership with EducationCounsel LLC
Fletcher, Geoff · Levin, Doug · Lipper, Katherine · Leichty, Reg

PublishedJune 2014
PeriodicalPages 1-8
PublisherSETDA, William & Flora Hewlett Foundation
CountryUnited States, North America

ABSTRACT
In the fall of 2012, SETDA released a ground-breaking report, Out of Print: Reimagining the K-12 Textbook in a Digital Age, which documented and provided advice to states and districts on how to manage the ongoing shift from traditional print-based instructional materials to digital content. While the advantages to increasing the use of digital content by students and teachers are significant, the policies and practices associated with a successful transition are still emerging. The purpose of this series of policy briefs is to shine a light on specific policies and practices that we believe are key to keeping efforts to employ digital content in K-12 education on track and on target.

Keywords Creative Commons · digital content · OER advantages · OER development · OER policy · ownership

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