Common use of License to University Clause in Contracts

License to University. The Course Creator hereby grants the University a non-exclusive, irrevocable, worldwide, fully paid-up, perpetual license to use, copy, sell, distribute, make derivative works, publicly display, and publicly perform, and authorize others to use, copy, sell, distribute, make derivative works, publicly display, and publicly perform the Course and Course Materials (or any portions thereof) through any means that currently exists or may be developed in the future, including without limitation through the use, public performance, and public display of the Course Recordings. This license includes the right to make alterations and derivative works to make the Course, Course Materials, or Course Recordings compatible with or otherwise suitable for distribution or licensing, to translate the Course or Course Materials into foreign languages, to make the Course or Course Materials accessible to people with disabilities, or to update, revise, or modify the Course, the Course Materials, and the Course Recordings to preserve or enhance their educational value as determined by the University. If the University determines that enforcement in court or other legal forum of copyright rights in the Course or the Course Materials is necessary to preserve the value of the license or assignment granted herein, Course Creator will fully cooperate with the University to assist the University in protecting the value of the license and assignment granted herein, including without limitation by taking such acts and executing such documents as may be necessary to allow the University to timely initiate and prosecute legal action; provided however, nothing herein obligates the University to initiate such an action.