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If you are newly hired or returning to teaching after a break, this is a friendly reminder that the copyright team in the 免费福利资源在线看片 Library can help you sort out copyright-aligned options for using copyrighted content as course materials or making particular films available to your students for online viewing.

The 免费福利资源在线看片's website offers a variety of tools, information, and copyright learning resources:

• : Outlines when permission is and is not needed.
• : Summarizes what is under the Canadian Copyright Act and kinds of copying that may be permissible without permission or fee payment. See also the .
• : An overview of your options for distributing copyrighted materials in Moodle. See also the page on from a prior semester.
• : Find out how to put readings and other items on E-Reserve as an alternative to Moodle. In some cases, the Library may be able to acquire e-book excerpts you need via Interlibrary Loan for placement on E-Reserves, or you may send scans you have made to the copyright office for formatting. ( remains available if you would like physical materials to be available for students to sign out).
• : Use the Copyright Permissions Look-up tool to determine, for example, whether you can download an article from a particular journal into Moodle, or share it with a colleague outside of ULethbridge.
• : Find out how many users may access an e-book (or an e-book chapter) concurrently.
• : An FAQ on options for using 鈥渢op 500鈥� online HBR articles as assigned readings in your courses.聽
• 聽For background information on copyright, check out , a series of interactive copyright tutorials or take a short in Moodle (self-registration; 7 modules, each about four to six minutes long).

If your students will need online access to particular films for your course, please contact your for assistance in determining whether streaming access is currently in place or can be obtained. In the event that the Library owns the DVD but streaming access is unavailable for educational institutions, subject librarians (or faculty) can ask the 免费福利资源在线看片 Copyright Advisor to assess whether the film could be made available on YuJa under the Copyright Act鈥檚 fair dealing provisions. Investigating streaming availability and converting a DVD to a streaming format are time-consuming, so please submit your online film viewing requests to your subject librarian well in advance of your desired screening date.

Please note the Copyright Act prohibits the that control access to works such as films on DVDs. This means we cannot use any of the programs that are widely available to rip a video file from a DVD in order to make the film available to a class.

The copyright team is happy to assist you with permissions clearance for your course materials. If you would like some help, feel free to:

• e-mail your course readings list or syllabus to copyright@uleth.ca, or
• e-mail individual readings as you assign them throughout the semester to copyright@uleth.ca, or
• provide me with temporary course access to enable a permissions assessment of copyrighted content in your Moodle course.

For each item or reading we will:

• assess whether permission is needed;
• determine if needed permission is covered by an applicable license agreement or statutory user鈥檚 right;
• cover the cost of pay-per-use licensing or acquiring a multi-user ebook license through the Library鈥檚 dedicated course materials licensing fund, when possible;
• on request, format PDF scans of your selected book chapters for posting on Moodle or E-Reserve; and
• provide a stable link that will work on- and off-campus that you can post in Moodle or distribute to students to ensure they can access items in subscribed Library databases without encountering publishers鈥� paywalls.

If you request assistance in assessing whether permissions are needed for course materials you want your students to access, a copyright team member will prepare a permissions summary for all items assessed. We can also lend a hand if you wish to explore potential alternatives to expensive for future courses.聽

Please contact us at copyright@uleth.ca if you wish to set up a time to discuss copyright questions or options. As well, feel free to make arrangements with us for a class workshop or presentation if you want your students to complete assignments involving choosing or using materials in ways that could raise copyright concerns.