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I'm also kind of curious about the legal implications of this. When I write code as part of my employment, I don't own the copyright for that code. Do teacher
by waffle_ss 14y ago
I'm also kind of curious about the legal implications of this.
When I write code as part of my employment, I don't own the copyright for that code. Do teachers actually own the copyright to their lesson plans if the lesson plan is an expected product of their job?
- byoung2 14y agoYour employer is specifically paying you to write that code, whereas the teachers are getting paid to teach, not write lesson plans (most write these in their free time). Now if you wrote something that compiled pseudocode into executable code on your own time and you used it to write your code for work, I bet you could sell it on your own with no problem.