Presentation by Ignasi Labistada about Reports of Legal Issues at Workshop Barcelona on 20th of September 2012

1. OpenCourseWare in the European HE context
Reports on Legal Issues
Ignasi Labastida
Universitat de Barcelona
Workshop on Open Content licensing in Europe
Barcelona, 20th September 2012
with the support of the Lifelong Learning
opencourseware.eu Programme of the European Union

2. Reports
Analyses of current practices in Europe
Overview of European copyright legislation and
free licenses
Workshop on Open Content licensing in Europe - Barcelona, 20th September 2012

3. Overview of European copyright legislation
and free licenses
Educational exceptions and limitations in Europe
2001/29/EC Directive
Desharmonization
CC afiliate network in Europe
CC licenses in Europe
Workshop on Open Content licensing in Europe - Barcelona, 20th September 2012

4. Analyses of Current Practices in Europe
OCWC European Members
Open Content Licensing in OCW sites
Open Content Licensing and contents
A review, not a set of recommendations
Workshop on Open Content licensing in Europe - Barcelona, 20th September 2012

5. Analyses of Current Practices in Europe
64 OCWC European Members
Austria, Cyprus, Denmark, Finland, France, Macedonia,
Netherlands, Poland, Russia, Spain, Switzerland, Turkey,
United Kingdom
Some of them do not offer courses
Some links are broken or not working yet
Workshop on Open Content licensing in Europe - Barcelona, 20th September 2012

6. Analyses of Current Practices in Europe
Open Content Licensing on OCW Sites: Copyright
Lack of legal notice
Authors' Copyright vs Institutional Copyright
Workshop on Open Content licensing in Europe - Barcelona, 20th September 2012

7. Analyses of Current Practices in Europe
Workshop on Open Content licensing in Europe - Barcelona, 20th September 2012

8. Analyses of Current Practices in Europe
Open Content Licensing on OCW Sites: Licenses
BY-NC-SA CC License
BY-NC-ND CC License
Unported vs Ported License
Version of the license
Translation of Human Readable Deed
Workshop on Open Content licensing in Europe - Barcelona, 20th September 2012

9. Analyses of Current Practices in Europe
Open Content Licensing on OCW Sites: License
marking
<a rel="license" href="http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/">
<img alt="Creative Commons License" style="border-width:0"
src="http://i.creativecommons.org/l/by-nc-sa/3.0/88x31.png" />
</a>
<br />
This work is licensed under a
<a rel="license" href="http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/">
Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License
</a>.
Workshop on Open Content licensing in Europe - Barcelona, 20th September 2012

10. Analyses of Current Practices in Europe
Open Content Licensing on OCW Sites: License
marking
Lack of license in the home site
Different License notices
Link to a different license
Workshop on Open Content licensing in Europe - Barcelona, 20th September 2012

11. Analyses of Current Practices in Europe
Open Content Licensing on OCW Contents
Lack of license marking
Incoherence of licenses or copyright notices
License dependence of platform access
Workshop on Open Content licensing in Europe - Barcelona, 20th September 2012

12. Analyses of Current Practices in Europe
Conclusions
Copyright belongs to authors or institution
OCW sites use CC Licenses, mainly CC BY-NC-SA
License marking must be improved and verified
Need to maintain coherence on licenses
Contents are not marked in general
Workshop on Open Content licensing in Europe - Barcelona, 20th September 2012