by Kelly Sheridan, Information Week
Massive open online courses have the potential to change higher education, but people and schools implementing MOOCs face some emerging legal questions. As massive open online courses (MOOCs) gain publicity and popularity, it’s time to address the legal concerns affecting this trend in higher education. While MOOCs have the potential to change higher education, those who wish to implement them have a few issues to confront. Copyright and intellectual property issues are currently of particular concern, Amanda Marie Baer, an attorney at Mirick O’Connell who specializes in higher education, said in an interview.
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