This blog post is re-published with permission from Stephen Wyber, the Manager for Policy and Advocacy at IFLA. It outlines…
Another week, another conference, this time on twitter!
It’s a busy time of year for us, and this week while we’ve both been taking some time off, the…
The 2019 World Tour starts!
We have just kicked off the 2019 Copyright Literacy world tour, and returned from Galway in Ireland where we were…
Copyright the Card Came: Australian Edition is launched!
In the Australian GLAM sector, copyright knowledge and decision making is required for many aspects of operation, and to provide…
Copyright Literacy at the Museum ShowOff
On Tuesday 19th March we took part in a ‘Museum Show Off’ event at the Phoenix pub just behind Oxford…
Announcing the Icepops 2019 programme
We are delighted to announce that the Icepops 2019 draft programme is now available and bookings are open. We received…
Having Information to Hand: Research Support Handy Guides
Claire Sewell is an academic librarian at Cambridge University where she works in the Office of Scholarly Communication. In her…
The Great War Theatre Project: crowdsourcing copyright clearance
Today’s guest blog post is from Dr Helen Brooks, Reader in Theatre and Cultural History at the University of Kent.…
The Hargreaves Review – 5 year impact assessment
It is difficult to believe that Copyright the Card Game was launched just over four years ago in early 2015.…
Developing the Digital version of Copyright the Card Game – an update
Greg Walters is the Learning Technologist based at the University of Glasgow (UofG) Library. He has been involved in the…
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