Resources
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We've pulled together a variety of links to resources
aimed at helping students, faculty, and staff use technology more
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- Copyright Information
- Complying with copyright law is more challenging to academic
institutions than ever before. The traditional focus on photocopied
classroom handouts and paper-based interlibrary loan has evolved
into a more complex set of content uses such as the Internet,
course-management systems, customized coursepacks, and e-reserves,
prompting educators and students alike to ask a whole new set of
copyright questions. To help answer these questions, Academic
Technologies has developed the
Campus Guide to Copyright Compliance.
It addresses difficult copyright questions and provides guidelines
and resources to help faculty, students, and staff ensure compliance
campus-wide.
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American Association of Publishers resources page.
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- The
Center for Intellectual Property and Copyright in the Digital Environment
provides resources and information for the higher education community in the
areas of intellectual property, copyright, and the emerging digital environment.
Copyown: A
resource on copyright ownership for the higher education community
Copyright Management Center
at Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis. An excellent site with
clear explanations of fair use and the TEACH act, sample permissions request
forms, and illustrative scenarios.
The National Education Association's
annotated links to resources.
The
TEACH Toolkit. A comprehensive review of the TEACH Act. Contains clear
explanations of the expanded rights under the TEACH Act, as well as the
conditions and restrictions created by the Act. Also contains checklists and
guidelines for ensuring compliance with the Act.
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University
of Texas System: Intellectual Property Georgia Harper's well-known and
well-respected information on copyright.
U.S. Copyright Office
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U.S. Copyright Office
Report on Copyright and Distance
Education.
Training and Development Workshops at Boise State- Sponsored by the
Department of
Human Resources and offered throughout the academic year.
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Teaching and Learning with
Technology Roundtable
- The
Teaching and Learning with Technology Roundtable (TLTR)
was established in 1999 by Provost Daryl Jones, who appointed the
Roundtable members and charged them with providing the university with
advice, assistance, and leadership in incorporating technology into
teaching.
- SurveyPro
- Developed by
Apian Software, SurveyPro
enables you to create your own web-based surveys. Boise State purchased
SurveyPro for use by faculty, staff, and students; however, it is not
supported by any individual or agency on campus. Information about using
it is available on these pages.
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