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Hi Is anyone aware of any research or informed guidance on the pragmatics of recording lectures, i.e. minidisk or analogue, directional or boundary mic etc? Having permission is one thing - securing a half-decent recording is another. Regards Peter Hill Jenni Knox wrote: > I am unsure if this has already been distributed to Disability > Officers but just in case it hasn't, please find attached recent > guidance produced by NATFHE, the DRC and Skill on recording lectures > which we are asking institutions to disseminate widely. > > On a related point, we have been asked a few times about hand-outs, > OHP transparencies, etc. and copyright. According to NATFHE, it is > clear within the national contract that course materials even if > produced by the lecturer are the intellectual property of the > institution. NATFHE have said that they will always advise members to > a) adhere to the terms of the national contract and b) to make a > reasonable adjustment to enable disabled students to enjoy the same > access to education as non disabled students. > > Many thanks - wishing everyone a happy happy festive season! Jenni > > >>>> <<Letter and pro forma on recording lectures.final >>>> version.doc>> > > -- Peter Hill Dyslexia Consultancy and Resources 01905 753439 [log in to unmask] www.study-pro.com