For additional research information try these guides:
Carla-Mae Crookendale
Visual Arts Research Librarian
Contact:
cmcrookendale@vcu.edu
(804) 827-0367
Cabell Library, Room 121-A
Hillary Miller
Scholarly Communications Outreach Librarian
Contact:
hmiller5@vcu.edu
(804) 827-0462
Cabell Library, Room 121-C
VCU Libraries provides faculty, researchers, and students with informative resources that can help guide them in the responsible and confident use of copyrighted works and encourage them to exercise their fair use rights. However, we do not provide legal advice. For legal advice, please consult the Office of University Counsel.
Presenter: Hillary Miller, VCU Libraries
Find Your Digital Materials
Finding free and openly licensed digital images, audio, video, data and more. How to analyze what you can and can't do with different digital materials based on copyright, open licenses, and website terms and conditions.
Presenter: Hillary Miller, VCU Libraries
Creators' Rights
The copyright basics that all creators need to know, including: exclusive rights granted to creators; copyright registration -- how and why; managing copyrights with co-creators; and sharing your copyrighted works.
Presenter: Hillary Miller, VCU Libraries
Make Use of Fair Use
A workshop on fair use, a doctrine in United States copyright law that permits certain uses of copyrighted works without permission from the copyright holder.
Presenter: Hillary Miller, VCU Libraries
Navigate the Permissions Process
A workshop on navigating the copyright permissions process: identifying and contacting copyright owners, requesting and negotiating permissions.
Presenter: (former) VCU University Counsel Madelyn Wessel
Copyright 1.0: Overview of Copyright
This sessions explores:
Copyright 2.0: Web, Arts and Multimedia Issues
This session explores:
Copyright 3.0: Scholarly Communications
This session explores: