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Essential guide for librarians navigating copyright issues in academic settings. Practical advice for remote learning and digital lending.
In the complex realm of copyright management within academic libraries, ‘Copyright: Best Practices for Academic Libraries’ serves as an invaluable resource. This comprehensive guide, crafted by experts Donna L. Ferullo and Dwayne K. Buttler, provides librarians with essential tools to navigate copyright issues effectively and confidently. The book is especially relevant in today’s rapidly evolving educational landscape, where understanding copyright laws is crucial for both on-site and remote learning environments.
The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted significant challenges in applying the U.S. Copyright Act, as many universities transitioned to remote instruction. Librarians and educators found themselves grappling with copyright implications for both remote learners and those attending in person. This guide addresses these challenges head-on, offering practical insights and clear explanations.
Key areas of focus include:
| Controlled Digital Lending | This section demystifies the complex copyright implications surrounding controlled digital lending, a hot topic that has generated confusion among librarians. |
| Remote Learning Do’s and Don’ts | Highlighted during the pandemic, this section outlines essential guidelines for educators and librarians to follow when navigating copyright during remote instruction. |
| Music Copyright Issues | With recent changes to the U.S. Copyright Act, this analysis provides strategies for incorporating music into curricula and ensuring libraries can preserve access to musical works. |
| Open Access Initiatives | This chapter clarifies that open access does not negate copyright. It examines the implications of copyright in the context of open access and offers actionable advice. |
| Data Use and Copyright | As data usage continues to grow, so do the associated copyright issues. This section explores these challenges and provides various options for librarians. |
Written by seasoned professionals in the field, Donna L. Ferullo, the Director of the University Copyright Office at Purdue University, and Dwayne K. Buttler, the Evelyn J. Schneider Endowed Chair for Scholarly Communication at the University of Louisville, this guide leverages their extensive experience in advising academic institutions on copyright law. Their unique qualifications, holding degrees in both law and library science, allow them to offer rare insights into the intersection of copyright and education.
This book is essential for librarians, educators, and anyone involved in academic instruction and resource management. It breaks down the complexities of copyright into plain language, empowering professionals to make informed decisions in their practices.
Whether you are facing challenges with digital lending, navigating the nuances of remote learning, or seeking to understand the implications of copyright in music and open access initiatives, ‘Copyright: Best Practices for Academic Libraries’ is your go-to resource. Equip yourself with the knowledge needed to manage copyright challenges effectively and enhance your library’s offerings in today’s digital world.
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