Course audit-HMP-657

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Contents 1 Course Content 2 Copyright Concerns 3 Privacy Concerns 4 Level of Editing Needed 5 Level of Publishing Needed 6 dScribe Method Recommendation 7 Training Requirements 8 Next Steps

[edit] Course Content

• Primarily MS Word doc handouts, teaching notes, and articles.
• Notably, there are no lecture slides (see Next Steps).

[edit] Copyright Concerns

• Very little.
• Just don't publish the articles that were made available in CTools.

[edit] Privacy Concerns

• Very little.
• The cases appear to be fabricated/anonymized.

[edit] Level of Editing Needed

• Relatively Little.
• Aside from inserting license/disclaimer page in the documents and checking the citation/reading list for valid URLs and/or URLs to infringing content, not much.

[edit] Level of Publishing Needed

• Normal to Little.
• For each week there will simply be a handout or two, and teaching notes.

[edit] dScribe Method Recommendation

• DIY and/or Faculty-GSI with Open.Michigan final review/stamp of approval

[edit] Training Requirements

• Copyright: very very little as all that really needs to happen is not publishing the articles.
• Need to train how to edit/license the material to our standards.

[edit] Next Steps

• Greg will email the professor to confirm that he either does not have lecture slides or does not want to share them publicly. The "Teaching Notes" are practically a stand in.
• If there are no lecture slides, then Greg will email the prof with the team's recommendation for dScribe method.
• Depending on method, Greg will set up a training session time/location.