 Copyright Guideline Information
Franklin and Marshall College's policies and procedures concerning academic honesty.
Resources and Copyrights Guidelines for the College community in the location, evaluation, creation, and implementation of "technology-based" instructional materials as is supported by ATS.
The United States Code concerning Copyright. Provided by the Legal Information Institute (LII).
The UCLA Online Institute for Cyberspace Law and Policy provides a plain English summary.
The official source: U.S. Copyright Office General Information and Publications - links to other copyright topics.
The University of Michigan library.
This site provided by Georgia Harper of the University of Texas system proves that Molly Ivens isn't the only Texan with a sense of humor. Easy to understand and well organized information on fair use, multimedia, online presentations and other copyright puzzles.
Fair Use Guidelines for Educational Multimedia and Related Documents and Links:
"These guidelines do not represent a legal document, nor are they legally binding. They do represent an agreed upon interpretation of the fair use provisions of the Copyright Act by the overwhelming majority of institutions and organizations affected by educational multimedia."
A not-for-profit organization created at the suggestion of Congress to help organizations like yours comply with U.S. copyright law. Through its collective licensing programs, CCC provides authorized users with a lawful means for making photocopies from its repertoire of more than 1.75 million titles."
An attempt to answer common myths about copyright seen on the net and cover issues related to copyright and USENET/Internet publication. - by Brad Templeton.
Last Update: 15 August 2006
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