The Center for Teaching Advancement and Assessment Research is pleased to host this workshop on December 1, 2014, 2:00-4:00 pm in the Pane Room in Alexander Library.
"Copyright Issues for Classroom and Online Teaching at Rutgers: A Workshop for Rutgers New Brunswick Instructors"
Presented by Janice Pilch, Rutgers Libraries
The presentation will cover the basics of copyright law including fair use, contract law as it applies to digital resources, use of copyrighted works in classroom teaching and in online and hybrid courses, current copyright policies and practices at Rutgers, the copyright landscape in higher education, and open access teaching content. Topics include educational use of copyrighted works in all formats; distributing works through course management systems; posting works to faculty websites or online; use of works in e-reserve systems; copyright for student projects; other student uses of copyrighted material; showing films and streaming in the classroom and on campus; and videotaping in the classroom.
Janice T. Pilch is Copyright and Licensing Librarian at Rutgers University Libraries. Working closely with the Office of Vice President and General Counsel, Janice advises the Libraries and members of the university community about issues related to the works they create and appropriate use of works created by others and educates faculty, staff, and students about copyright, licensing, and other intellectual property issues through workshops, websites, and consultations.
