2. Information
Literacy
Instructional Tools

3. Stuff
 Press record
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 Fabulous job on papers!!!!
 Webinar Stephen Bell
 It Takes Librarians and Faculty: Using Project
Information Literacy to Improve Student
Research Skills
 Metrolina Library Association
 Instructional Technology Summit – April,
4th 2 – 4.

4. Education
We are doing it all the time…in a lot of ways
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Buzzfeed

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http://lib.colostate.edu/howto/others/venn.htm

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VIDEOS & PODCASTS

10. What do I do with
this stuff?
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11. Design
 Audience
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 Instructional Needs
 Content
 Format

12. COPYRIGHT
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What do we do?
Fair Use DMCA
 the purpose and character of the use, including  imposes rules prohibiting the circumvention
whether such use is of a commercial nature or is for of technological protection measures
nonprofit educational purposes -- uses in nonprofit
educational institutions are more likely to be fair use
than works used for commercial purposes, but not all  sets limitations on copyright infringement
educational uses are fair use. liability for online service providers (OSPs)
 the nature of the copyrighted work -- reproducing a
 expands an existing exemption for making
factual work is more likely to be fair use than a
creative work such as a musical composition copies of computer programs
 the amount and significance of the portion used in  provides a significant updating of the rules
relation to the entire work -- reproducing smaller and procedures regarding archival
portions of a work is more likely to be fair use than preservation
large or essentials portions
 the impact of the use upon the potential market for or
 mandates a study of distance education
value of the copyrighted work -- uses which have no activities in networked environments
or little market impact are more likely to be fair than
those that interfere with potential markets.
 mandates a study of the effects of anti-
circumvention protection rules on the "first
sale" doctrine

14. Have a Good Night!
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