Understanding the Basics of Copyright and Fair Use In Higher Education
About this Event
This webinar introduces foundational concepts of copyright and fair use in higher education. Participants will learn how copyright law applies to teaching and research, explore key principles of fair use, and how to responsibly use copyrighted materials in an academic setting.
Presenter:
Jeff Graveline, JD, MLIS
Professor and Associate Dean for Research and Scholarly Communication
UAB Libraries
Part of UAB Libraries' Back to Basics series. Additional workshops:
- The Importance of Open Access in Academic Publishing — 2 p.m. Oct. 20, virtual
- How to Avoid Getting Caught in the Predatory Publishing Trap — 2 p.m. Nov. 18, virtual
Event Details
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