> Cross-posting; apologies for duplication. > > The ALA OITP Copyright Advisory Committee is offering a program, > "Copyright 101: Everything you wanted to know but were afraid to ask" > at the upcoming annual conference (see separate message for full > details, or the OITP website: > <http://www.ala.org/ala/washoff/washevents/woannual/oitp.htm#m>). > > We are informally gathering information about copyright > policies/strategies/philosophies for non-text digitization in support > of university courses. If your music library, academic technologies, > visual resources, video/film or other non-print media group, or other > units are digitizing images, audio, and/or video, can you please ask > the relevant person to reply directly to me: > claire-stewart at northwestern.edu ? > > Institutions need not be identified in the session, this is just to > get a general idea about approaches to fair use, licensing, > permissions requesting, streaming vs. download, etc. Do you digitize > these material? How much, if any, can be digitized without requesting > permission? Are materials retained and reused once digitized? Are > you purchasing special licenses for digitization and streaming? Are > you following copyright guidelines offered by the Music Library > Association, Visual Resources Association, CCUMC, or other group or > organization? > > Many thanks. > -- > ____________________________________________________ > M. Claire Stewart > Head, Digital Media Services, Marjorie I. Mitchell Multimedia Center > Coordinator of Digitization Projects, Northwestern University Library > (847) 467-1437 > claire-stewart at northwestern.edu > http://www.library.northwestern.edu/cstewart/ > http://copyrightreadings.blogspot.com >
