October 30, 2023. In order to promote a better understanding of understanding of copyright among the academic among the academic staff, recognizing its importance in the academic and research processes. researchthe Vice Rector's Office for Research and the Vice Rector's Office for Educational Innovation of the University of Chile. Universidad Panamericana conducted a fundamental course on course on "Copyrights" in the three campuses. This was aimed at the academic community and key areas of the university, such as internationalization, school services and the Talent Center.
Background: Collaborative Engagement
As a result of the various pronouncements that have arisen in Mexico with respect to copyright, the Intellectual Property Committee worked in collaboration with the National Copyright Institute (Instituto Nacional de Derecho de Autor). National Copyright Institute (INDAUTOR) (INDAUTOR), in the construction of a thematic content on the subject. The purpose is to train the University on the relevance of respecting copyrights.
Respect for copyright is a fundamental principle of intellectual honesty that concerns all members of the academic staff. In order to strengthen the culture of respect for copyright and improve academic and research practices, the participation of the Office of the Vice Rector General for Educational Innovation was called for.
Justification: Promote Best Practices
Plagiarism is a serious global problem that undermines copyright. It undermines good academic and research practices, which makes copyright training essential to combat this problem and promote a culture of intellectual integrity. to combat this problem and promote a culture of intellectual integrity.
Guests from the entire University Community
The event was attended by 101 guests from all campuses of Universidad Panamericana. This demonstrates the commitment of the university community to strengthen their knowledge on this important topic.
Dates and Locations by Campus
The event was held at each of the three campuses of Universidad Panamericana:
Campus CDMX - Thursday, October 12, Annex Classroom 507, from 09:30 to 14:00 hours.
Campus AGS - Thursday, October 19, Aula IPADE, from 09:30 to 14:00 hours.
Campus GDL - Thursday, October 26, Central Classroom 14, from 09:30 to 14:00 hours.
Training Modules
The event was divided into four training modules, designed to address essential aspects related to copyright:
Module 1. Copyright Generalities
Module 2. Moral Rights and Property Rights
Module 3. Characteristics of the Works
Module 4. Assignments of Property Rights
This initiative was a unique opportunity for members of the academic faculty to delve deeper into the world of copyright and acquire essential knowledge for their academic and research activities.
