Category Archives: Copyright

Reconciling digital research procedures with library policies

Posted on August 8, 2013 by napappas1

In my own research for my dissertation, I visited approximately 60 libraries around the country ranging from the American Antiquarian Society in Worcester, MA, to the Historic New Orleans Collection, to more regional, smaller libraries such as the Hawaiian Mission … Continue reading →

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Workshop: Issues in Intellectual Property

Posted on August 2, 2013 by Claire Lewis Evans

This workshop examines the basic contours of copyright law as it applies in scholarly communication. What is intellectual property, what is the public domain, and how does fair use apply? What should be in a request when permission is needed, … Continue reading →

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making sound for “flip” teaching videos

Posted on July 26, 2013 by sagreen1

I am not a musician, but I, like others, love the sound of music, or just hearing sound period when learning (and teaching). I especially love avoiding copyright infringement hassles if I am creating a video bearing information  I want … Continue reading →

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