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The following websites and resources provide access to information about copyright issues and intellectual property. Most of these resources present information that is useful to individuals with concerns about copyright law. Posted with permission from the "Am I A Crook? Copyright Issues on the Internet" teleconference produced by Bob Crook (bcrook@dcccd.edu) of Dallas Teleconferences, LeCroy Center for Educational Telecommunications, Dallas County Community College District. Web Resources Association of Research Libraries Newsletter Benedict O'Mahoney's The Copyright Website! Coalition for Networked Information Consortium for Educational Technology in University Systems. Fair Use of Copyrighted Works Copyright Clearance Center (CCC) - A not-for-profit organization created at the suggestion of Congress to help organizations comply with U.S. copyright law. The Copyright Crash Course: University of Texas Copyright for researchers and students Copyright, Intellectual Property Rights and Licensing Issues Copyright Issues Related to Distance Learning and Multimedia Development Copyright Law for Electronic Publishing Copyright Management Center, Indiana Univ-Purdue Univ at Indianapolis Copyright Resources Online Crews, Kenneth D. "Copyright and Distance Education: Lawful Uses of Protected Works" Cyberspace Law Institute Cyberspace Laws: Providing Links And Information about Internet Laws Free of Charge David Loundy's E-LAW Web Page Dolak, Fritz. "A Selective List of Copyright Do's and Dont's for Distance Education" Electronic Reserves Clearinghouse A Guide to Copyright for Music Librarians, Music Library Association Harper, Georgia. "Fair Use of Copyrighted Works" Heiros Gamos' Intellectual Property HyperLaw, Inc. The Journal of Library Services for Distance Education Liblicense:Licensing Digital Information Mountain View College http://www.mvc.dcccd.edu/ NINCH - "Copyright, Fair Use and Licensing in a Digital World" Oppedahl, Carl and Marina Larson. The United States Copyright Office of the Library of Congress University of Iowa Libraries Gateway to the Internet WWW Multimedia Law Print Resources
"Copyright Issues for the Electronic Age," in Educational Media and Technology Yearbook. Littleton: Libraries Unlimited, 1995-96. "Copyright: Opportunities and Restrictions for the Teleinstructor," in Cyrs, Thomas E. New Directions For Teaching And Learning: Teaching at a Distance. San Francisco: Jossey-Bass, 1997. "Distance Education: Copyright Issues," in Distance Education: A Practical Approach. Englewood Cliffs: Educational Technology Publications, 1994. "The Copyright Primer", 2nd ed. Chicago: American Library Association; Washington, DC: National Education Association, 1995. Cavazos, Edward A. and Gavino Morin. Cyberspace and the Law: Your Rights and Duties in the OnLine World. Cambridge: MIT Press, 1994.
"Fair Use and Higher Education: Are Guidelines the Answer?" ACADEME, Nov.-Dec. 1997, 38-40 Gasaway, Laura N. and Sarah K. Wiant. Libraries and Copyright: A Guide to Copyright Law in the 1990s. Washington: Special Libraries Association, 1994. Jacobson, Robed L. "Colleges Urged to Protect Rights in Licensing Negotiations." The Chronicle of Higher Education, July 5, 1996, A15. McDonald, Steven. "The Laws of Cyberspace: What Colleges Need to Know." The Chronicle of Higher Education, Oct. 31, 1997, A68. Steinbach, Sheldon Elliot and Anthony V. Lupo. "The Hidden Legal Traps in Distance-Learning Programs." The Chronicle of Higher Education, Feb. 2, 1998, A52. Ybarra, Michael J. "Nets Glitch: Copyright Law." Los Angeles Times. Life & Style, May 29, 1997. Video Resources "Can Anyone Here Explain Fair Use?: A Panel Discussion on Copyright and Higher Education." Presented by the Copyright Management Center and the Office of Faculty Development, [Indianapolis, Ind.]: Integrated Technologies/IUPUI, 1996. |
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