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Multi-Site licensing language
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- Subject: Multi-Site licensing language
- From: "Georgie Donovan" <donovangl@appstate.edu>
- Date: Fri, 3 Apr 2009 00:07:53 EDT
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Hi all, Does someone have a clear-cut definition for when a campus becomes a multi-site, triggering multi-site pricing & licensing requirements? Our school has a strong distance ed program, but has recently begun talking about whether to station permanent staff/faculty at community colleges or other local schools where we teach these satellite classes. My thinking is that once there is a permanent full-time staff/faculty person there, it may define us as campus with more than one site. Or would the tipping point come later, when there's truly a branded Appalachian State University - Hickory (or some such)? You may backchannel me directly (donovangl@appstate.edu) or write to the list. Thanks much, Georgie ---- Georgie Donovan, Asst. Professor Lead Acquisitions Librarian Belk Library - Appalachian State University w - 828.262.7571
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