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Office of the General CounselCopyright IssuesUNF Copyright Policy - PDF Format UNF Copyright Violation Procedures - PDF Format Copyright Resource Links UNF's Thomas G. Carpenter Library also offers many links for copyright information. Stanford University is a valuable resource for Copyright and Fair Use. The University of Maryland's website offers links to information on Copyright and Fair Use. "Know Your Copy Rights" is a brochure published by the Association of Research Libraries. It provides an excellent overview of various copyright issues that faculty may encounter. You can share and use the brochure pursuant to the terms and conditions of the Creative Commons license included on the last page of the brochure. [LINK o Brochure - http://www.knowyourcopyrights.org/bm~doc/kycrbrochure.pdf] TEACH ActTEACH Act Power Point Presentation TEACH Act ResourcesTEACH Act Checklist - PDF Format The American Library Association has a web site with an interpretation of the TEACH Act that is friendly to Blackboard users. A TEACH Act Toolkit has been developed as an onliine resource for understanding copyright and distance education. A joint project of the North Carolina State University Libraries, Office of Legal Affairs, DELTA (Distance Education and Learning Technology Applications), and ITD (Information Technology Division), this online tool includes sections on education, implementation, and best practices.
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