Computer Science, Internet, Groupware, Telecommunications, Intellectual Property, Tax Law, Schools & Teaching, Education 

The Jossey-Bass higher and adult education series 

Counter "A comprehensive, well-written, interesting, and informative guide to technology and Internet use on campus. Everyone--from administrators who oversee and manage computer networks, to faculty interested in distance learning, to student affairs officials trying to understand alleged infractions by students, to college attorneys seeking to understand the law--will find this book enormously helpful. Well chosen vignettes and examples, along with a list of recommendations and guidelines, help make this complicated arena of university life and law accessible to administrators, faculty, and attorneys working in it."--Barbara Lee, dean, School of Management and Labor Relations, Rutgers University "An easy-to-use and cost-effective resource designed to educate faculty and administrators about the legal issues surrounding the use of information resources and the Internet on campus. As the chief information officer of a large public research university, I have encountered many of the situations described in this useful guide. It is full of recommendations and references. Highly recommended."--Jack McCredie, associate vice chancellor, Information Systems & Technology, and chief information officer, University of California, Berkeley "Anyone looking for a complete overview of the legal and ethical challenges of computer and Internet use on campus will be impressed and amazed by the breadth and depth of this book. It offers an in-depth consideration of legal issues and includes practical, accurate advice for educators and policymakers."--Rodney J. Petersen, director of policy and planning and Project NEThics(sm), University of Maryland "At a time when distance learning is being embraced by many institutions, Dr. Hawke provides a comprehensive yet concise overview of the legal issues surrounding Internet and computer use and includes valuable suggestions for university administrators who deal with those issues." 

Part 1: Intellectual Property in CyberspaceIntroductionStatutory FrameworkImplications for Higher EducationTrademark InfringementInternal Ownership ConsiderationsRecommAndations
Part 2: Free Speech in CyberspaceIntroductionLegal Analysis of First AmAndment ClaimsLimitations on the Exercise of Free SpeechStatutes Affecting SpeechHarassment on the InternetImplications for Higher EducationRecommAndations
Part 3: Privacy Issues in Electronic CommunicationIntroductionConstitutional PrivacyRelevant Federal StatutesCommon Law Privacy TortsImplications for Higher EducationRecommAndations
Part 4: Procedural IssuesIntroductionJurisdictional Issues in CyberspaceDue ProcessRecommAndations
Appendix
Checklist for Computer Use Policy
Development Guidelines for Network Computer Administrators
Glossary of Terms
List of Cases 

Includes bibliographical references (p. 159-163) and indexes.