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Linkography
(A Map of Links)
& Other Selected Resources
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Copyright
and Fair Use Basics
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Government and Law Library Links
| U.S. Copyright Office |
Information about
the copyright laws, registering copyrights, researching copyright
titles, international laws, etc.
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http://www.loc.gov/copyright
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2. Educational
Institutions: Copyright & Fair Use
| Stanford University Libraries - Copyright
& Fair Use |
This is one of the most thorough web sites
on all aspects of copyright as it impacts education. It includes
many links to other excellent sites.
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http://fairuse.stanford.edu
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| University of Texas - Crash Course in
Copyright & Fair Use of Copyrighted Materials |
This site also is thorough and extensive
in its coverage of all aspects of copyright. Georgia Harper, the
lawyer who has written much of the information for this site,
is one of the most respected copyright/fair use lawyers in the
country.
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http://www.utsystem.edu/ogc/intellectualproperty/cprtindx.htm
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| Groton K-12 School District — Copyright
Implementation Manual |
One of the best resources for links to
other sites of interest to educators. Includes their copyright
policy.
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http://groton.k12.ct.us/mts/pt2a.htm
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| Yale University — Copyright Resources
Online |
An extensive linkography to a variety of
copyright sites including many university sites, government sites,
research papers on copyright, and general information copyright
sites.
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http://www.library.yale.edu:80/~okerson/copyproj.html
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| CETUS (collaborative effort of California
State University, State University of New York, and the City University
of New York) - Fair Use of Copyrighted Works |
This site is the web version of a pamphlet
they published on fair use in an educational institution. The
site includes excellent information and links to other valuable
sites.
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http://www.cetus.org/fairindex.html#Contents
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3. Copyright
Information
| The Copyright Website |
An extensive site on copyright that includes
links to other valuable resources.
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http://www.benedict.com
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| "Multimedia Law Repositories &
Related Links" is a part of the WWW Multimedia Law site and focuses
on all aspects, including cyberspace. |
The site has numerous connections to other
related copyright sites ranging from educational institutions
to media licensing agencies.
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http://www.batnet.com/oikoumene/mmlinks.html
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4. Copyright
Owners, Licensing Agencies, and Permission
| American Association of Publishers —
Campus Copyright Education Program |
Contains information about copyright basics
and the digital age, FAQs, how to request permission, links to
other copyright owners and licensing agencies.
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http://www.publishers.org/home/abouta/highered/copy.htm
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| Copyright Permission Pages — Wake
Forest University School of Law |
Links to publishers and licensing agencies
to acquire permission to copy works. The site also links to general
copyright sites.
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http://www.law.wfu.edu/library/copyright/
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5. Free Materials
| Maricopa Center for Learning and Instruction |
This site has links to free materials
for educators, including a search feature through an index of
URLs related to education.
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http://www.mcli.dist.maricopa.edu/
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| FREE Website (Federal
Resources For Education Excellence) |
Free resources from more than 40 federal
agencies that can be used by educators.
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http://www.ed.gov/free/
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6. Other Resources
(Books, Videoconferences, etc.)
| Multimedia Law Handbook
by J. Dianne Brinson & Mark F. Radcliffe. Ladera Press. |
An excellent book which covers copyright
basics, fair use, how to request permission, and a resource list
of companies and agencies who handle media works that often are
used in multimedia productions.
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Related web site:
http://www.eff.org/pub/CAF/law/multimedia-handbook
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| PBS Adult Learning Satellite Service
videoconferences |
Fair Use Guidelines for Educational Multimedia (1997)
Am I A Crook? Copyright Issues on the Internet (1998)
Copyright, Libraries, and the Internet (Oct. 1999)
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