Greetings! Welcome to the\u00a0Copyright Toolkit, which I created for INFO 281, Digital Copyright \u2014 a course taken during Fall 2015, as part of\u00a0the MLIS program at San Jos\u00e9 State University’s School of Information. I still periodically update this with new articles and resources.<\/p>\n
Audience<\/strong>: This toolkit is primarily aimed at librarians and LIS professionals. Secondary audience includes educators and persons interested in copyright and fair use issues.<\/p>\n You can access information in two ways: by specific topic via the tag cloud links in the sidebar\u00a0\u2014 or by posts\u00a0on broader topics in the Articles<\/a>\u00a0navigation menu and page. Several topics overlap within the posts, as you’ll notice by the tags applied, but I try to avoid listing the resources redundantly.<\/p>\n Disclaimer<\/strong>: This website focuses on laws, guidelines, and issues\u00a0in\u00a0the United States, unless otherwise noted. Moreover, I am not a lawyer, so please do not take all the content herein as The Final Word regarding copyright or intellectual property (IP).<\/p>\n Jump to these pages to suit your needs or curiosity:<\/p>\n Should you have suggestions or corrections, please contact me at library {at} iwaruna [dot] com. Thanks!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Greetings! Welcome to the\u00a0Copyright Toolkit, which I created for INFO 281, Digital Copyright \u2014 a course taken during Fall 2015, as part of\u00a0the MLIS program at San Jos\u00e9 State University’s School of Information. I still periodically update this with new articles and resources. Audience: This toolkit is primarily aimed at librarians and LIS professionals. Secondary audience includes educators and persons interested in copyright and fair use issues. You can access information in two ways: by specific topic via the tag…<\/p>\nOutline of articles<\/h2>\n
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