Faculty members are posting class resources online, and they may be violating copyright in the process. William Shell, associate director of academic technology and computing services at Eastern Michigan University, asks: How can a university make faculty members aware of copyright law?
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Copyright issues for course reserve
December 13, 2007 · Roger Skalbeck
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