Dillard University Library Blog: Academic Impressions Webcast Series: Libraries and Copyright in a Digital Age

Libraries and Copyright in a Digital Age

Webcast Series

November 27 & 29, 2012 :: Online

Here's a chance for your entire library staff to learn more about how current copyright law applies to digitization and reproduction.

Join us online for a two-part webcast as our expert instructors discuss the limitations and exclusive rights of the Copyright Act that apply to digitization and reproduction of library materials and archives, as well as the new challenges for libraries with emerging technologies.
Program Overview | Pricing & Registration | Agenda
We will use case studies throughout the program to help you test your knowledge and apply the concepts you're learning. You may register for one or both sessions in this series.

Session 1: Preservation and Interlibrary Loan
November 27, 2012

The library exceptions to Section 108
Reproduction and distribution of library materials

Preservation
Interlibrary loan (ILL)

Restriction on digital copies
Options for required notice to users
Commission on New Technological Uses (CONTU) guidelines for ILL
Alternatives and recommendations

Session 2: Licensing and Fair Use
November 29, 2012

Digital collections
E-reserves
Digital video reserves
Digitization of images and other special collections
Licensing challenges (Kindle and Netflix)
Georgia State case injunction

REGISTER OR PURCHASE RECORDINGS

Register online for one, two, or all three events, or call 720.488.6800 to register or learn more. Register your institution for a single site connection and an unlimited number of people can participate.
You may also purchase CD recordings of the live webcasts and bound sets of the presentation materials.
These webcasts have been approved for CLE credits.

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