Today’s blog post is re-posted from the Copyright Literacy at Kent blog where I wrote a short reflection on my … More
Category: research
Illustration for Instruction and the UK Higher Education Sector
Chris writes: In this post I summarise the findings from my masters research which I’m currently developing into a journal … More
IFLA launch a survey on copyright education for library associations
The International Federation of Library Associations (IFLA) have launched a survey to find out what library associations around the world … More
The Right to Read is the Right To Mine: But Not When Blocked by Technical Protection Measures
This article is re-published from the LACA blog and an adaptation of a post by LIBER’s Copyright & Legal Matters Working … More
Understanding the value of the licensing in the higher education sector
Last year myself, Chris and Elizabeth Gadd undertook a piece of research commissioned by the Universities UK / GuildHE Copyright … More
WIPO study on (digital) copyright issues in Higher Education
As part of IFLA’s advocacy work at the World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO), they are looking to get responses to … More
Copyright Transfer Agreements = Copyright Confusion? Some thoughts on our recently published research
We are delighted to receive a blog post from Alex Kohn and Jessica Lange, … More
Copyright Literacy Survey of LIS Students: collecting data for 2018
A year ago we collected some data for the COLIS Survey, which examined the levels of knowledge that Library and … More
Legal Deposit (Copyright Behind the Scenes) – and Scores of Musical Scores
Karen is a Performing Arts Librarian at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, where she’s also currently seconded part-time as a … More
Copyright and systematic reviews: do researchers have to break the rules to produce good quality research?
Jane Falconer is a medical librarian with over 20 years experience in medical charities, the NHS and Higher Education. She … More
