Copyright Scenarios
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en-us2006-12-22T10:16:08-06:00Copying DVD Clips
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Scenario A course offered in the Geography department called, Cities in Film examines how filmmakers use various cinematic techniques to portray the urban landscape. The instructor uses scenes from several movies to illustrate class lectures. She would like to create...DMCA Anitcircumventioncopyinfo2006-12-22T10:16:08-06:00Digital Photographs of Works of Art
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Scenario: An instructor would like to take digital photographs of paintings, sculptures, or architectural works and share them with her class. Response: Works of art and architecture that are not in the public domain may still be available to copy...Allcopyinfo2006-02-07T10:31:42-06:00Making Personal Copies
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Scenario: An instructor finds an article in a professional journal that will be helpful to her in future research projects. She would like to make a copy of the journal article for her personal files. Response: Making a personal copy...Allcopyinfo2006-02-07T10:30:15-06:00Audiovisual Works for Class Presentations
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Scenario: An instructor wants to include photographs or music in a PowerPoint presentation for his class lecture. Does he need to seek permission from the copyright owners to do so? What if he wants to make changes to the photograph...Allcopyinfo2006-02-07T10:25:32-06:00Using the Library's Electronic Reserves
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Scenario: An instructor would like to place several articles and book chapters on reserve at the Library for students to access electronically. Access will be limited to only those students enrolled in the class. Response: Traditionally libraries have provided short...copyinfo2006-01-03T14:08:59-06:00Coursepacks and Copyright
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Scenario: An instructor would like to compile articles from journals, chapters from textbooks, and various other sources and create a coursepack of readings that students will purchase at the bookstore. Where can she go to find more information about how...copyinfo2006-01-03T14:01:56-06:00Using Video Clips for Instruction
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Scenario: An instructor creates a "digital library" of movie scenes from several films for her students to review. She obtains digital versions of the films, burns selected scenes onto a DVD, and distributes them to each of her students. Response:...copyinfo2005-12-22T10:39:49-06:00Distributing Copies of Your Own Articles
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Scenario: A faculty member wrote and published an article in a journal last year. Since she authored the article, does she have the right to make and distribute copies? Response: It depends. Authors, at the point of a work's creation,...Allcopyinfo2005-12-22T10:26:18-06:00Off-Air Video Recording
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Scenario A faculty member records a segment of the evening news on her home VCR and the next day shows the recording to her class. Afterward she selects a 2 minute clip from the segment to burn onto DVD for...Allcopyinfo2005-06-13T15:29:52-06:00Analog to Digital Conversions - Video
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Scenario A faculty member's departmental library holds several older VHS videocassettes that are used regularly for classroom presentations. The videos are no longer available commercially in either VHS or DVD formats. The faculty member wants to create a compilation of...Allcopyinfo2005-06-13T14:23:10-06:00Copying Student Papers
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Scenario An instructor copies the papers submitted by the students in her class and brings them to the Libraries to place on reserve. Does the instructor need permission from each student to copy their paper and share it with others?...Allcopyinfo2005-03-15T11:17:19-06:00Unpublished Works
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Scenario: A researcher would like to use excerpts from an unpublished work in an article. He intends to publish the article in an edited collection of critical essays. Response: Even though the work is unpublished, it is still copyrighted. Copyright...Allcopyinfo2005-03-01T14:37:51-06:00Quoting Copyrighted Material
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Scenario: A faculty researcher is writing an article on the influence of Bob Dylan on American pop music to be published in an academic journal. In this article, she quotes lines from several of his songs. Is this a fair...Allcopyinfo2005-02-09T09:35:14-06:00Who Owns My Course Materials?
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Scenario: Who owns the teaching materials an instructor has created when teaching a class at the University of Minnesota? Response: The University of Minnesota Regents Policy on Intellectual Property states that "[a] regular academic work product is owned by the...Allcopyinfo2005-02-09T09:31:39-06:00Database of Research Articles
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Scenario: A research group at the University wishes to create a database of full-text research articles. The articles would be drawn from the University library's electronic journal collection, and hard copy print collection whenever e-versions of relevant articles are not...Allcopyinfo2005-01-30T20:39:43-06:00