Complete Copyright for K12 Librarians and Educators - Paperback
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- the reasons librarians and teachers have so many misconceptions about copyright, and why understanding copyright is a process, not a one-time event;
- recent legislative and policy developments that impact schools and libraries;
- situations often encountered by educators, such as using copyrighted material in class assignments, digital lesson plans, bulletin board displays, social media, school plays, and band performances and talent shows;
- the use of licensed content in a variety of settings;
- what constitutes "fair use," so that you can be empowered by knowing exactly what's possible within the law; and
- guidance on making long-term strategic decisions and developing copyright policies.
Carrie Russell was the copyright specialist and director of public access to information at the ALA Policy and Advocacy Office in Washington, DC for more than twenty years. During her tenure, she had the opportunity to work on major copyright issues including the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, the TEACH Act, music modernization legislation, an international treaty to increase access to information for people with print disabilities, ebook business models, Google Book Search, and several mind-numbing government rulemakings. Previously, she was an academic librarian at the University of Arizona in an active team environment. She is the author of Complete Copyright: An Everyday Guide for Librarians and Complete Copyright: An Everyday Guide for K-12 Librarians and Educators which won the ABC-Clio/Greenwood Award for Best Book in Library Literature in 2013. Today, Carrie is busy reading and writing, swimming, cooking, and renovating her kitchen.
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