Elizabeth Kirk , Associate Librarian for Information Resources
Barbara DeFelice, Director, Digital Resources Program
David Seaman, Associate Librarian for Information Management
James Fries, Head, Feldberg Business and Engineering Library
Jane Quigley, Head Kresge Physical Sciences Library
Jennifer Taxman, Head of Access Services
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Copy Rights: Resources and Guides

Know Your Copy Rights-What You Can Do, a brochure which gives faculty and teaching assistants tips regarding using materials in teaching. You can print the whole brochure or just the one-page chart that outlines "What You Can Do". Print copies are available from the Dartmouth Library.
ARL's website Know Your Copy Rights: Using Copyrighted Works in Academic Settings includes the "Know Your Copy Rights-What You Can Do " brochure, which is very useful as a quick reference for faculty regarding their rights to use material for teaching purposes. This brochure is also useful for librarians advising faculty and students regarding their rights to use materials. The website contains ideas and materials for an outreach program on use of materials in teaching and learning.
Copy Rights and Your Dissertation or Thesis provides helpful information to navigate the issues students may face as a creator and user of copyrighted material.
Know Your Copy Rights: Mixed, Mashed & Blended Media Powerpoint from a DCAL workshop May 19th, 2009 by Barbara DeFelice and Anthony Helm
Creative Commons Workshop Materials from a workshop March 21st, 2011, given by Barbara DeFelice and Amanda Albright

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