Ever wonder what to do with the creative works developed at your institution?
To help you find out, Technology Transfer Tactics is hosting an upcoming audioconference entitled “Mining for Low-Tech Gold: Turning University Creative Works into New Licensing Dollars” on April 24th at 1:00pm EST. The conference will feature Jerry McGuire, Director of the Office of Technology Transfer at the University of North Carolina at Greensporo and Giovanni Tata, Director of the Creative Works Office at Brigham Young University.
The speakers will discuss,
Expanding your focus beyond strictly high-tech innovations to the realm of “creative works.” Textbooks, software programs, education modules, courseware, web tools, databases, videos, and a host of other non-traditional forms of licensable IP too often go unnoticed and untapped.
Flintbox is proud to sponsor the audioconference, which should be an excellent resource for learning more about reaching out to faculty and building a creative works portfolio, utilizing click-wrap licensing, and getting tips on creative works licensing.
For more information or to register visit the Technology Transfer Tactics website. The cost is $197 per phone line which can be used by multiple participants.
