CIP Certification

    

A NEW Center for Intellectual Property Certification Program:

CIP Certificate in
Copyright Management and Leadership


 

The 21st century demands a new breed of expert –one with the skills necessary to develop new models for managing and brokering information in the digital environment, in education as well as in the public and private sectors. The Certificate in Copyright Management and Leadership provides participants with the knowledge and education sorely needed to navigate the changes in business and education due to the influence of the digital environment.

In spite of the growth of education and business on the Internet, legal, ethical, and policy challenges abound. And market analysts believe that the debate over intellectual property and what constitutes fair use will intensify in the coming years.

To meet these challenges, leaders must be provided with viable solutions to their enterprise dilemmas. The Certificate in Copyright Management and Leadership will provide critical answers.

Possible participants in the CIP Certification Program include, but are not limited to, the following: course developers and managers, information technology professionals, instructional technologists, special and public librarians, secondary and post-secondary librarians, secondary and post-secondary administrators and instructors. 

Of special interest to those without a Juris Doctorate in copyright law  but seeking a comprehensive program to get and stay up to date on today's copyright laws and policies. 

 

Certification Program Offerings Currently Include:

 Level One
Level Two
Level Three
Course
Requirements
Foundations Course (8 weeks)
Elective Workshop (2 weeks)(1)

The Foundations course has two (2) parts, eight (8) weeks total duration; parts 1 and 2 may be taken together or separately, but both must be completed in sequence and within six (6) months of each other. The elective may be taken either before, during, or after the Foundations course but must be completed within 12 months of the Foundations course.
Advanced Course Electives:
must complete three (3);
each is four (4) weeks

12 weeks instruction with breaks scheduled between courses
Scholarship development and/or copyright literacy curriculum for institutional needs

One year
Prerequisites
None
Successful completion of Level One
Successful completion of Levels One and Two
Course
Materials
Center for Intellectual Property Handbook;
Additional readings provided by the instructor in the online classroom modules, reserved readings, and web documents/videos
Live web discussions 
Readings provided by instructors
in the online classroom modules, reserved readings, and web documents/videos
Live web discussions 
TBD by Instructor
Instructor
Kimberly Bonner, J.D., Executive Director, UMUC Center for Intellectual Property

Special guests also join Ms. Bonner in scheduled online sessions. 
Notable scholars and practitioners from the legal, library, and higher education communities selected for their expertise in copyright
Notable scholars and practitioners from the legal, library, and higher education communities selected for their expertise in copyright
Evaluation/
Grading
P/F, minimum 70%.
Class Participation in online discussions and activities (30%);
Policy Review Assignment (20%);
Copyright Education/Policy Project (50%)
TBD by Instructor
TBD by Instructor
Pricing
Members: $1280
Free Members: $1520
Non-Members: $1600

* Become a full member and save 20% off the non-member rate. Also, members who pay online may pay in installments.
Members: $1280
Free Members: $1520
Non-Members: $1600

* Become a full member and save 20% off the non-member rate. Also, members who pay online may pay in installments.
TBD


2010-2011 Educational Programming Pricing
 

Primary Contact:
Delise Defreitas
,
Phone: 240-684-2803
Fax: 240-684-2961
ddefreitas@umuc.edu
 
 
 
 
 

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