[digital-copyright] RE: copyright guides

[Charles Wiggins <cpwiggins@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Mr. Tucker, et al.,

http://library.isothermal.edu/copyright
This is what I put together for our faculty.  I tried to pull a lot of info together and bchunkb it to simplify the approach and make it consumable. Look particularly at the Copyright Basics and Copyright Compliance Decision Guide. I tried to organize the guide from the simplest and most secure types of compliance to the more involved and less secure, ending with Fair Use.

Feel free to borrow, rip-off, duplicate, etc.

I am not necessarily saying itbs good, as I have not gotten a lot of feedback on it, but it is what we use.

We do subscribe to CCC, so thatbs a big part of what we point faculty toward, but still, that is only part of our approach.

Cheers,
Charles
_______________________________________________________________________________
Charles P. Wiggins, Director of Library Services
Isothermal Community College
P.O. Box 804
Spindale, NC 28160
828b395-1306
cpwiggins@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx<mailto:cpwiggins@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>



From: TAYLOR, TUCKER [mailto:TUCKY@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Friday, March 15, 2013 11:12 AM
To: digital-copyright@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [digital-copyright] copyright guides

Hi all-

Ibm working on a webpage to help our faculty make good choices when posting library or other resources in our course management system.  Ibm also working on a general guide for copyright.  If anyone could recommend examples of good pages to use as a model, Ibd love to see them.  Ibm particularly interested in finding video that I could embed, preferably not from the copyright clearance center.

Tucker Taylor

tucky@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx<mailto:tucky@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Head, Circulation Department
Thomas Cooper Library
University of South Carolina
(803) 777-7439 (voice)
(803)  777-5342 (fax)



E-mail correspondence to and from this sender may be subject to the North Carolina Public Records law and may be disclosed to third parties.