Copyright for Librarians

Join us for an in-depth investigation of library provisions within the law. This instructor led workshop incorporates group discussions, question and answer sessions, and analysis of real world scenarios.

You’ll Learn To:
Recognize the underlying purpose of copyright law Outline the 1976 Copyright Act and subsequent revisions Evaluate interlibrary loan requirements under CONTU Analyze recommendations of Section 108 Study Group Distinguish between interlibrary loan, document delivery, and fee-based and non-fee based library services

Who Should Attend:
Librarians, faculty and staff members, administrators, bookstore, copyshop and reprographics personnel, IT managers, course developers, students, and anyone who wants to gain an understanding of copyright law as applicable to libraries.

Date, Time & Location:

September 16, 2008
8:30am – 3:30pm (check in starts at 8:00am) Beachwood Hotel, Worcester, Massachusetts

Your registration fee of $129 includes all your course materials, breakfast, lunch, and parking.

Featured Presenters:

October Ivins is an independent consultant, specializing in developing, pricing, and marketing academic information products and market research. She was a librarian for 20 years at UNC-Chapel Hill and LSU.

Dru Zuretti is the Copyright Education Manager at Copyright Clearance Center. Dru has been with CCC since 1997, and has served in a variety of customer facing roles. Dru travels extensively on behalf of CCC speaking and presenting on copyright related topics.

We look forward to seeing you there!

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