This document discusses intellectual property rights (IPR) as they relate to JISC projects. It notes that most JISC projects will involve developing or adapting content and technology. Project teams will both use content created by others and generate their own content. The document outlines that project teams are subject to JISC's terms and conditions for funding, and are obliged to make project outputs openly available and license them back to HEFCE. It also discusses the various types of IPR that may be involved in projects, including copyright over different types of works. Project IPR will likely comprise a mosaic of rights from team members and third parties. Consortium agreements are important to define roles and responsibilities regarding IPR.

1. IPR and Projects: What you need to know Naomi Korn JISC IPR Consultant 24 th October 2008 06/06/09

6. IPR Family… www.web2rights.org.uk Consists of rights granted automatically, and monopoly rights 06/06/09

9. Extent of Copyright Protection What works are protected by copyright? Artistic Films Literary Broadcasts Musical Typographic Dramatic Sound recordings

10. Layers of rights

15. Role of licences II…. www.web2rights.org.uk 06/06/09

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