Copyright
The following is a list of websites which provide helpful information about copyright and intellectual property. If you have a specific question, you might want to start with the first website: The University of Texas Crash Course in Copyright.
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Crash Course in Copyright
The University of Texas ' Crash Course in Copyright - Test your knowledge!
The TEACH Act - Copyright and Distance Learning
American Library Association. The Teach Act specifically addresses Distance Learning and copyright as it pertains to the Fair Use
Doctrine. This American Library Association site lists best practices for Blackboard instructors as they pertain to the Teach Act.
Copyright Law in Cyberspace
University of Texas , Office of General Counsel. This site, too, provides information on copyright and the internet as it pertains
to Higher Education.
U.S.Copyright Office
U.S.Copyright Office
Intellectual Property and
Resource Collection
American Distance Education Consortium. This site has a collection of many articles and information on copyright and intellectual
property.
Family Educational Rights and
Privacy Act
Information from University of Connecticut on FERPA, the regulations governing student privacy information.
Trademark and Other Intellectual Property Resource Guide
A great repository for anything related to intellectual property: trademarks, copyright, trade secrets, and patent. The copyright section has a great test for you to take to see how much you know about your rights to use materials for teaching and learning: click Test on Copyright from within the above-named link to access it.