presented at the Seminar-workshop on “The Roadmap of the New Generation Library Support Staff,” held on July 25-27, 2005 at Nawawalang Paraiso, Tayabas, Quezon Province, Philippines

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43. Background Fair use : Basic and applied. Who owns what? How to figure it out and how to change it. Details Creating multimedia : Fair use and beyond, including courseware contracts. Copyright in the digital library : Welcome to the center of the digital revolution. Copyright management : Nobody knows what this is about. Find out. Licensing resources : The next copyright frontier. Online presentations : Talks tailored to the audience's copyright concerns - for faculty, students, staff, librarians, artists, administrators. Outside References Ask a lawyer : If you are a U.T. System employee, ask away. Offsite : So much really good information is available out there; you won't believe it. The Crash Course Tutorial is available for faculty to use to learn Copyright basics, especially in the distance learning context. Crash Course Syllabus