Sharing this announcement about the Miami University Libraries’ series of free webinars on copyright topics. The “Surprising Power” one is mine — it will be a variation on the presentation about fair use and transformativeness I’ve given a couple of times around CUNY. So if you’ve been to one of those earlier presentations, this one may not be the best use of your time. A lot of the other presentations sound really good — and there’s a ton of expertise among the presenters!

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The Miami University Libraries copyright webinar series starts in September! In our first webinar  Hope O’Keeffe, Associate General Counsel of the Library of Congress, will be talking about copyright and legal issues associated with 3D scanning and printing. We’ll be hosting 13 other webinars in the coming months that cover a variety of copyright topics, including:

• Copyright and Online Education
• Works Made for Hire
• Copyright as Professional Development
• Uncovering Copyright Training/Needs Data
• The Surprising Power of “Such As” and “Include” in the Fair Use Clause
• Developing a Copyright Instruction Program from the Ground Up
• Copyright Support for Open, Multimodal Assignments
• Using a Multi-Modal Project to Teach Ethical and Legal Use of Information
• Considering DMCA 1201 in 2020 and Beyond
• Legacy Video Access after Section 108
• The Threat to Perpetual Access: Licensed Electronic Resources & Open Access
• Copyright Coffee Series at the World Bank Group Library
• A Research Forum/Virtual Poster Session

You can learn more about these webinars and register for them through our website.
Information about webinar presenters can be found here.

I hope you’ll consider joining us for this exciting and informative series!

Best,
Carla Myers

Carla Myers
Coordinator of Scholarly Communications
Miami University Libraries

Sharing this announcement about the Miami University Libraries’ series of free webinars on copyright topics. The “Surprising Power” one is mine — it will be a variation on the presentation about fair use and transformativeness I’ve given a couple of times around CUNY. So if you’ve been to one of those earlier presentations, this one may not be the best use of your time. A lot of the other presentations sound really good — and there’s a ton of expertise among the presenters!

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The Miami University Libraries copyright webinar series starts in September! In our first webinar  Hope O’Keeffe, Associate General Counsel of the Library of Congress, will be talking about copyright and legal issues associated with 3D scanning and printing. We’ll be hosting 13 other webinars in the coming months that cover a variety of copyright topics, including:

• Copyright and Online Education
• Works Made for Hire
• Copyright as Professional Development
• Uncovering Copyright Training/Needs Data
• The Surprising Power of “Such As” and “Include” in the Fair Use Clause
• Developing a Copyright Instruction Program from the Ground Up
• Copyright Support for Open, Multimodal Assignments
• Using a Multi-Modal Project to Teach Ethical and Legal Use of Information
• Considering DMCA 1201 in 2020 and Beyond
• Legacy Video Access after Section 108
• The Threat to Perpetual Access: Licensed Electronic Resources & Open Access
• Copyright Coffee Series at the World Bank Group Library
• A Research Forum/Virtual Poster Session

You can learn more about these webinars and register for them through our website.
Information about webinar presenters can be found here.

I hope you’ll consider joining us for this exciting and informative series!

Best,
Carla Myers

Carla Myers
Coordinator of Scholarly Communications
Miami University Libraries