EMPLOYEE PREPARED MATERIALS Sample Clauses

EMPLOYEE PREPARED MATERIALS. The Employee will maintain ownership of all instructional materials which they create unless the College compensates the Employee for their creation. Any such compensation arrangements will be made in writing.
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EMPLOYEE PREPARED MATERIALS. The College confers upon the Employee ownership of all materials prepared for the classroom, educational, or professional purposes. In matters of distance learning, the College may transmit an Employee-created course and materials during the semester in which the Employee has contracted to teach the course and/or when the Employee is developing the course. Except when 7.1711 applies, the College may not retransmit said materials in future semesters without written agreement between the College and the Employee that includes just compensation. ARTICLE VIII‌ ADVANCEMENT IN RANK‌
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