Date: February 15, 2017 (Wednesday)

Time: 2:30 pm - 4:00 pm

Location: LMC, eLearning D140

Facilitators: Heath Ray Hayden, MLIS, MA, Faculty Librarian and C. Blaise Mitsutama, eLearning Instructional Designer

Do you know the limits of the Fair Use Doctrine in educational settings? Are you inadvertently infringing on copyright by using certain third-party materials? What are your rights as an educator? How can you promote a copyright-compliant course? Where can you find information and help?

Join us for a short workshop that will help you navigate the murky waters of copyright compliance in the classroom and online. We will cover copyright basics, fair use, public domain works, Creative Commons, and Open Educational Resources (OER). Come prepared to work through scenarios and learn how the Library Media Center (LMC) can support you in your path toward creating copyright compliant courses.

No registration required. Walk in and learn!

Check out the upcoming workshops offered by the eLearning & Media Department.