Copyright Compliance at Seattle University
Understanding Copyright on Campus
When talking about copyright, what we are really talking about are the legal restrictions we face when delivering content to our students. The US government has given us some wiggle room, although if you go read USC 107 - Limitations to exclusive rights: Fair use Links to an external site.you might notice that things are rather vague. Not to worry! With just a couple of resources below and in the next few pages, you'll have a better grasp of your options:
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The single most useful document to help you understand how to use copyright protected work on campus is the |
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Want to better understand Fair Use? Check out the Fair Use Checklist
Download Fair Use Checklist. The checklist outlines factors that work for |
Don't Worry! You have lots of help:
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Luke Ware warel@seattleu.edu Instructional Technologist, CDLI |
Chuck Van Wey vanweyc@seattleu.edu Copyright Coordinator, Reprographic Services |
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How can Luke help you? Luke was the Copyright Coordinator for 6 years before joining CDLI. He can answer any questions you have about using specific content in your classroom and help you find free/open content that avoids any copyright issues. |
How can Chuck help you? |