Reflections on Becoming a Copyright Specialist

This post is written by Deborah Ferns the Copyright & Information Compliance Officer at University of Strathclyde where she has … More

Upcoming webinar on the strategic and practical implications of CDL for UK academic libraries

Providing access to literary works under library copyright exceptions. A closed webinar hosted by the ALT CoOL SIG and NAG … More

Creating Knowledge conference report

A recent blog post on the Information Literacy website by Emma Burnett, includes a write up of the Nordic conference, … More

Look back at (I Can’t Believe it’s Not) Icepops!

With thanks to Greg Walters, who has written this post about last week’s online conference: (I Can’t Believe its Not) … More

Building Copyright Literacy for a Global Community of Open Educators with the Code of Best Practice in Fair Use for OER

This blog post was written by Will Cross who is the Director of the Open Knowledge Center & Head of Information Policy … More

Communia survey on copyright and remote learning

We have been contacted by friends at Communia about a new survey they recently launched at the beginning of May. … More

Copyright and online learning in Australia – upcoming webinar

On Friday 7th May at 11am BST we are delighted to be joined at our regular Copyright and Online Learning … More

Creative approaches to teaching copyright online

Jane writes this week’s blog post about our latest publication… Chris and I were delighted to be invited to publish … More

Call for contributions open for I Can’t Believe It’s Not Icepops!

Earlier this year we took the difficult decision to postpone Icepops (the International Copyright Literacy Event with Playful Opportunities for … More

Building Capacity in Copyright: Gathering existing resources

Jane writes: this post is based on a recent post from Camille Francoise at IFLA, with some additions and amendments, … More