Research & Course Guides: Copyright for Faculty: Copyright Resources and Help

Resources

Copyright and Faculty Ownership of Intellectual Property
From SUNY
Faculty Ownership of their Instructional Materials FAQs
From SUNY
Using Copyrighted Works In Your Teaching - FAQ (PDF)
By Peggy Hoon, J.D. Washington DC: Association of Research Libraries. 2007. Used under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial 2.5 license.
Copyright Crash Course
The best starting place to learn about copyright. Easy to follow tutorial covering fair use, multimedia, licensing, online presentations, and more. From the University of Texas. Includes FAQs answered by a lawyer on course packs, distance learning, and the use of images
Copyright Tools
From American Library Association: useful tools to help visualize copyright status.
Information Circulars and Factsheets from the U.S. Copyright Office
Short brochures with all the facts about the many aspects of understanding and applying for copyright
U.S. Copyright Forms
From the U.S. Copyright Office
Recent Legislation
From the U.S. Copyright Office
International Copyright
From the U.S. Copyright Office

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