Copyright Confusion? Fair Use to the Rescue!
Give Copyright Guidance
Sara Wolf helps librarians answer copyright and fair use questions from patrons
If you’ve ever been confused about whether or not a patron’s use of copyrighted materials can be considered “fair”, this webinar is for you.
Definitive answers about fair use are tough to find, as most copyright decisions are determined by the courts. Yet, library patrons seek guidance about their use of copyrighted materials more frequently than sometimes the reference desk can handle. So, how do librarians provide appropriate guidance to their patrons without risking inappropriate giving of legal advice?
Sara Wolf will give librarians strategies for helping patrons make their own use decisions, and solidify the foundations on which fair use decisions are made.
Join us on Wednesday, January 22, 2025
at 2:00 pm US Eastern, 11:00 am US Pacific
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About Sara
Sara Wolf is an associate professor of technology and media at Auburn University. She’s the co-author with Carol Simpson of the 6th edition of “Copyright for Schools”, a staple text for school librarians and teachers seeking to understand the basics of copyright in school environments. Her forthcoming book, “Teaching Copyright: Practical Lesson Ideas and Instructional Resources” gives librarians, teachers, and professors pre-written lessons about common copyright concepts.
Wolf has been a connoisseur of copyright law for 25 years, enjoying the logic puzzle that it can create when copyrighted materials are used. Her expertise also extends to instructional design, and the use of technology tools in instructional settings.
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Provide appropriate guidance to patrons with copyright and fair use questions!