Course Content Collaboration Clause Samples
The Course Content Collaboration clause establishes the terms under which parties work together to develop, share, or modify educational materials. It typically outlines the responsibilities of each party, the process for contributing content, and any approval or review mechanisms before materials are finalized or distributed. This clause ensures that all collaborators have a clear understanding of their roles and rights, helping to prevent disputes over content ownership, quality, or usage.
Course Content Collaboration. Partner will designate a main point of contact (“PoC”), project manager, and/or other individuals as requested by Coursera to enable Course Content creation and collaboration on matters pertaining to the Parties’ duties under the Agreement. Coursera will designate a dedicated partnership manager as the primary contact for Partner on any issues relating to the Course Content, Course administration, and any related matters. Guidelines for the creation of Partner’s administrative contacts can be found at ▇▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇/administrativeteam.html.
Course Content Collaboration. Licensee will designate a main point of contact ("PoC'), project manager, and/or any other individuals as requested by AccountAbility to enable Course Content creation, collaboration and approval on matters pertaining to the Parties' duties under the Agreement. AccountAbility will designate a dedicated course manager as the primary contact for Licensee on any issues relating to the Course Content, approval, administration and related matters.