The slate of copyright workshops from the University of Minnesota Libraries is (finally) up, and available for registration. Changed the names around a bit from last semester, and added a new workshop specifically on copyright issues in online teaching.
We’ll be adding a few online-only workshop sessions a little later in the semester for folks at the more remote campuses. If you’re not affiliated with the U of MN, but would like to attend one of the online sessions just to listen in, contact me via email. I’ll open reg as space is available, and will give preference to librarians looking to develop their own copyright knowledge (or teaching).
Here’s the schedule!
Can I Use That? Dealing with Copyright in Everyday Life (Grad students, Staff, others)
Do you remix, re-use, review, quote, criticize, parodize? Copyright
presents some big challenges in all of those situations! We’ll learn by
exploring examples from visual arts, music, and video, as well as
academic research and writing. Expect to think hard, discuss a little,
and have fun! No direct legal advice will be provided; this workshop is
informational in nature.
Primarily intended for grad students, staff, and interested others.
Register:
http://z.umn.edu/caniusegCan I Use That?: Dealing with Copyright in Everyday Life (Faculty, Other Scholarly Researchers)
Quotation, criticism, review, collage, parody – Copyright presents some
big challenges in all of those situations! Participants in this workshop
will develop an understanding of the complexities of copyright by
exploring examples from visual arts, music, and video, as well as
academic research and writing. Expect to think hard, discuss a little,
and have fun! No direct legal advice will be provided; this workshop is
informational in nature.
Primarily intended for faculty, researchers, and graduate students engaged in the scholarly writing & publishing process. Satisfies RCR continuing education awareness/discussion requirements.
Register: http://z.umn.edu/caniusef
Copyright Essentials for Authors and Creators
How many copyrights do you own? How long will they last? Can you post
your paper online? Can someone else quote from your paper in their own?
This workshop will provide a solid grounding in some of the elements of
copyright law that are essential to scholarship, teaching, and research.
Learn more about protections in the law for educators, and about your
rights as an author or creator. Discuss and debate with your peers about
some of the burning questions in the field, and enjoy exploring some
entertaining and thought-provoking examples. No direct legal advice will
be provided; this workshop is informational and educational in nature.
Primarily intended for faculty, researchers, and graduate students engaged in the scholarly writing & publishing process. Satisfies RCR continuing education awareness/discussion requirements.
Register: http://z.umn.edu/
Copyright in the Classroom (and Online)
Can you show a movie in class? Can you distribute copies of a newspaper article? What are
you allowed to post on your Moodle site, anyway? What about your
students’ work, or their online postings? This workshop focuses on
copyright issues in the classroom, and in teaching online. Learn how the
library can help you with electronic reserves and links to subscription
materials. No direct legal advice will be provided; this workshop is
informational in nature.
Primarily intended for individuals currently teaching at the University. RCR continuing education credits applied for, pending approval.
Register: http://z.umn.edu/
