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A recent Education International report examines how edtech platforms used in universities impact academic freedom and intellectual property (IP) rights. The study reveals that contractual agreements often transfer significant IP and data rights to platform vendors, potentially limiting educators’ autonomy and control…
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Edtech Platforms Raise Concerns Over Academic Freedom and Intellectual Property Rights in Higher Education A recent Education International report examines how edtech platforms used in universities impact academic freedom and intellectual property (IP) rights. The study reveals that contractual agreements often transfer sign... Read the full IIPLA article: https://iipla.org/news/edtech-platforms-raise-concerns-over-academic-freedom-and-intellectual-property-rights-in-higher-education