LibGuides: Copyright and Fair Use: Additional Resources

Books in the RVC Library

Complete copyright: an everyday guide for librarians
Call Number: KF2995 .R87 2004
ISBN: 0838935435
The complete copyright liability handbook for librarians and educators
Call Number: KF3080 .L57 2006
ISBN: 1555705324
The copyright book: a practical guide
Call Number: Online e-book
ISBN: 0585088470
The copyright book: a practical guide
Call Number: KF2994.S75 2014
ISBN: 9780262027397
Copyright law and the distance education classroom
Call Number: KF4209.E38 L57 2005
ISBN: 0810851717
Copyright law for librarians and educators: creative strategies and practical solutions
Call Number: KF2995 .C74 2020
ISBN: 9780838916292
Getting permission: how to license & clear copyrighted materials online & off
Call Number: KF3002.S75 2013
ISBN: 1413319335
The pocket idiot's guide to copyrights
Call Number: KF2994 .F76 2004
ISBN: 1592572286

Web Sites

Copyright.gov
The U.S. Copyright Office aims to "promote creativity by administering and sustaining an effective national copyright system."
The Campus Guide to Copyright Compliance
Designed for academic institutions, this guide helps answer questions ranging from basic copyright law to the more complex topics of ILL and e-reserves.
Copyright & Fair Use (Stanford University Libraries)
An extensive collection of copyright resources, tools, commentary and primary materials.
Copyrights and Plagiarism
Basic copyright information from the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction.
Copyright Advisory
A comprehensive copyright resource from Columbia's Copyright Advisory Office.
Copyright Basics
A guide to copyright law as it relates to academic research, teaching, and publication from NYU Libraries.
Copyright Information and Resources
A web site creatd by the University of Minnesota Libraries containing very good explanations of copyright law and issues.

Copyright Webinar

A webinar presented Nov. 10, 2015 by Janet Brennan Croft, Librarian for Copyright and Disability Services at Rutgers University, organized and recorded by the Consortium of Academic and Research Libraries in Illinois (CARLI). While some of the content of this webinar is specific to the concerns of libraries, much of it covers general copyright information and issues. Ms. Croft has published and presented extensively on copyright issues.