Dartmouth Faculty Web User Group
Tuesday, Nov 23, 1999
AGENDA

DETAILS

Introduce new members
Get volunteer for next meeting's Member Highlight
Discuss next meeting's in-depth (library resources? CourseInfo?)
Ask for suggestions for next term's minisessions
Find out if there's interest in intersession workshops

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Upcoming faculty minisessions:

Tues, Nov 30 4:00 - 5:00	Introduction to CourseInfo Introduction to the basic features of CourseInfo, a courseware package designed to make the creation of curricular websites quick and easy Kiewit Conference Room
Tues, Dec 14 12:00 - 2:00	Web Site Design Basic principles for good design Kiewit Instructional Center

CURRENT EVENTS

Judge rejects "fair use" Web posting of copyrighted matter
Court case highlights issues surrounding the fair use doctrine and Internet publishing

Digital course ownership: An online seminar
You can purchase an archive version of this online workshop from the TLT Group (the Teaching, Learning, and Technology Affiliate of AAHE)

Copyright on the Internet
A useful site from Franklin Pierce Law Center covering copyright as applied to the Web

10 big myths about copyright explained
This useful page debunks common myths about content usage on the Internet

MEMBER HIGHLIGHT

GEOG55/EARS22: Remote Sensing
GEOG58: Principles of Geographic Information Science
Jenks' Optimization Method for Numeric Data Classification Module
Geography professor and GIS/Visualization Specialist Daniel Karnes will demonstrate his Web projects

IN-DEPTH

Copyright and Intellectual Property
Allegra Lubrano, Assistant College Counsel, will review and answer questions regarding Dartmouth's copyright and intellectual property rights policies as they apply to faculty, as both users and creators of Web-based content