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Thursday, February 13


WHO PROFITS FROM ACADEMIC CONTENT AND WHY IT MATTERS




The Centre for Research in Digital Education invites you to the hybrid event
'Who profits from academic content and why it matters'.

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By Moray House School of Education and Sport
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DATE AND TIME

Thursday, February 13 · 3 - 4pm GMT


LOCATION

Edinburgh Futures Institute, The University of Edinburgh

1 Lauriston Place Edinburgh EH3 9EF United Kingdom
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ABOUT THIS EVENT

 * Event lasts 1 hour

Speaker: Dr Janja Komljenovic

Chair: Professor Sian Bayne

Venue (hybrid):

 * (in person) Room 3.52, Edinburgh Futures Institute, The University of
   Edinburgh
 * (online) MS Teams (NB: login details will be available in a confirmation
   message after you have completed your registration. If you don't receive the
   message, please check your spam folder or email us at
   MHSES-RKEI-Events@ed.ac.uk)




Abstract

Academic content is increasingly treated by publishing and technology companies
as assets with financial value. Much material produced by academics and
students, such as monographs or journal articles, has been protected by
copyright for decades. As such, it has an asset form, with value to be derived
from licensing agreements for access to content. However, other parts of
academic content have traditionally not been practised as an asset in the sense
of managing licences and/or charging access fees. For example, although teaching
material produced by academics was protected by copyright, often belonging to
the university, it was traditionally left to the academics and their teaching
practice. Publishers and education technology companies are now looking for new
ways to profit from the assets they manage, including (1) institutions licensing
access to online learning content via edtech platforms, (2) databases of
academic assignments and manuscripts, and (3) renting out academic publications
to Generative AI companies to train Large Language Models. The talk will discuss
these three types of efforts to turn academic content into revenue-generating
assets. It argues that licensing is a key mechanism through which students and
staff hand over control over the content they produce. Individuals not only miss
out on large (or most) economic benefits, but become subject to new governance
from the assets that are created from their content.




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