Copyright and Fair Use in Higher Education

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A recent article in Academic Impressions highlights concerns about Fair Use and Copyright as it applies to higher education.

According to Academic Impressions:

Recent lawsuits against institutions of higher education make two things clear: how little is understood on campus about what "fair use" entails, and how critical it is to plan for risk mitigation as your campus community increasingly makes use of digital content. We turned to experts Steven McDonald (Rhode Island School of Design) and Kevin Smith (Duke University) for some practical tips.

To see the complete article, visit the Academic Impressions website:

Copyright, Fair Use and Electronic Materials: Three Tips

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