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Copyright Literacy

Decoding copyright and bringing you enlightenment

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Category: guest post

The university, its open access policy, the academics and their freedom

We are delighted to host another guest blog post from Dr Elizabeth Gadd, Research Policy Manager (Publications), who works in … More

academic freedom, copyright, Harvard policy, IP Policy, open access, scholarly communication, UK-SCL

Is learning about copyright as simple as noughts and crosses?

Greg Walters is the Learning Technologist based at the University of Glasgow (UoG) Library. He has been involved in the … More

card game, copyright education, online learning

Teaching using Copyright the Card Game

David Moger is Associate Lecturer in Information Management at the University of West of England. We met a few weeks … More

copyright card game, copyright education, games

Universal Copyright Literacy: a perspective from the US

A few weeks ago, Chris wrote a blog post on the concept of Universal Copyright Literacy which led to an … More

copyright education, fair use, universal copyright literacy

Copyright education – Yes/No – Why – How?

Inga-Lill Nilsson is a liaison librarian working at Karlstad University in Sweden. She has been a copyright advisor since 2005. … More

copyright education, ECIL2017

Do you flip for copyright? I do!

This is another guest post by a fellow presenter at the IFLA off-site meeting on Copyright Education held in Wroclaw … More

copyright education, fair use, flipped learning, USA, WLIC2017

Just Call Me a Copyright/Fair Use Librarian

This is a guest blog post from Emilie Algenio the Copyright/Fair Use Librarian for the Texas A&M University Libraries who we … More

copyright education, copyright librarian, fair use, WLIC2017

Access Copyright v. York University (2017): in defence of fair dealing

This is a guest post from Lisa Di Valentino originally published on her blog Fair Dealing in Education. Lisa, MLIS, … More

Canada, education, fair dealing, universities

Public Art and Policy: Educating Library Users in Copyright Literacy

This blog post is written by Karolina Andersdotter who worked at IFLA for the past year after completing a masters … More

copyright literacy, Maker Party, Mozilla, Sweden, Wikimedia

The School Librarian and Copyright

Emily Stannard (@CopyrightGirl) is a former university copyright officer, who is now school librarian at the independent boarding school, Bradfield … More

copyright officer, education, licences, schools

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