Document Type
Article
Publication Title
College & Undergraduate Libraries
Abstract
Librarians, and particularly academic librarians, deal with copyright issues on almost a daily basis. It makes sense, therefore, that libraries and librarians should be the “go to” place on campus for copyright information. I am often asked by colleagues for suggestions on launching copyright education programs on their campuses. In this column, I provide steps and ideas to help you get started with a copyright education program, or at least to make you feel more confident in your efforts by providing advice from my own experiences, from educating yourself to implementing local workshops.
First Page
92
Last Page
96
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1080/10691316.2011.550534
Publication Date
2011
Creative Commons License
In Copyright
Recommended Citation
Graveline, Jeffrey D. (2010). "Copyright and Academia: Launching a Successful Copyright Education Program." College & Undergraduate Libraries, 18(1), 92-96. https://digitalcommons.library.uab.edu/fw-libraries/2/
Comments
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