The IT Policy Office facilitates the development of university-level IT policies through the University Policy Office, and educates the Cornell community on matters of law and policy in the electronic realm. This office also actively participates in discussion on matters of law and policy in information technologies for colleges and universities nationally through institutes, conferences, invited speaking engagements, publications, consultation and national list service communications.
Cloud computing and outsourcing provide unique opportunities and challenges. This article explores the facts and provides a checklist of legal and policy issues. It also offers recommendations for an internal procedure to address issues, and for a collaborative approach to these challenges.
Cornell's new Digital Literacy resource covers technology trends, privacy, doing research online and more, while the Copyright site has been revamped with expanded resources.
