Teaching and Copyright
Step 4A:
Classroom Use Only (Face-to-Face)
NO online students, NO course management system
All material is provided to students in print or is available through Library Reserve, including E-Reserves. Fair Use Analysis completed for each item.
1. Books:
a. Print books: Use Library Reserve to deposit a physical copy. The item will be removed/returned
at the end of the semester.
b. Electronic book: provide library catalog record information so students can access and “check out.”
c. Book chapters:
i. Obtain permission from publisher if necessary (will NOT be done by Library Reserve).
ii. Provide Library Reserve with either print or electronic versions of chapters.
iii. The item will be removed/returned at the end of the semester.
2. Manuscripts or other non-published material
a. If attribution is not apparent, please provide.
b. Use Library Reserve to deposit a physical copy. The item will be removed/returned at the end of the
semester.
c. If available electronically, provide URL information in syllabus.
3. Reports
a. Use Library Reserve to deposit a physical copy. The item will be removed/returned at the end of the
semester.
b. If available electronically, provide URL information in syllabus.
4. Articles:
a. Available through the Library:
i. Provide citation information so students can locate either electronic or print version or through
Library Reserve.
b. Not available through the Library:
i. Obtain permission from publisher if necessary.
ii. Provide print or electronic version to Library Reserve.
iii. The item will be removed/returned at the end of the semester.
5. AV : Check these places for Library AV holdings and/or accessibility:
5a AV – Movies (films, plays, documentaries, etc.):
a. Can be shown in full in the classroom.
b. Must be for educational purposes.
c. Must be legally obtained.
5b AV – Music:
a. Can be played in full in the classroom.
b. Must be for educational purposes.
c. Must be legally obtained.
5c AV – Images:
a. Can be shown in the classroom.
b. Must be for educational purposes.
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NO online students, NO course management system
All material is provided to students in print or is available through Library Reserve, including E-Reserves. Fair Use Analysis completed for each item.
1. Books:
a. Print books: Use Library Reserve to deposit a physical copy. The item will be removed/returned
at the end of the semester.
b. Electronic book: provide library catalog record information so students can access and “check out.”
c. Book chapters:
i. Obtain permission from publisher if necessary (will NOT be done by Library Reserve).
ii. Provide Library Reserve with either print or electronic versions of chapters.
iii. The item will be removed/returned at the end of the semester.
2. Manuscripts or other non-published material
a. If attribution is not apparent, please provide.
b. Use Library Reserve to deposit a physical copy. The item will be removed/returned at the end of the
semester.
c. If available electronically, provide URL information in syllabus.
3. Reports
a. Use Library Reserve to deposit a physical copy. The item will be removed/returned at the end of the
semester.
b. If available electronically, provide URL information in syllabus.
4. Articles:
a. Available through the Library:
i. Provide citation information so students can locate either electronic or print version or through
Library Reserve.
b. Not available through the Library:
i. Obtain permission from publisher if necessary.
ii. Provide print or electronic version to Library Reserve.
iii. The item will be removed/returned at the end of the semester.
5. AV : Check these places for Library AV holdings and/or accessibility:
- Library Catalog: Select Advanced Search and limit the TYPE to the format you need
- Key Resources in Streaming Audio & Video
- Images
5a AV – Movies (films, plays, documentaries, etc.):
a. Can be shown in full in the classroom.
b. Must be for educational purposes.
c. Must be legally obtained.
5b AV – Music:
a. Can be played in full in the classroom.
b. Must be for educational purposes.
c. Must be legally obtained.
5c AV – Images:
a. Can be shown in the classroom.
b. Must be for educational purposes.
Return to Fair Use
Return to Home
