Are you recording lectures for your students? Are you wondering how you can move some teaching materials or classroom activities online, such as in-class movie screenings? Do you upload readings or other materials into Canvas? All of these activities can implicate copyright.
In this workshop the SFU Copyright Office will explain how you can use copyright protected materials in remote teaching, and how to find materials with fewer restrictions such as Open Access and other openly-licensed works. We will explain your rights as the creator of your course materials.
Bring your copyright questions and concerns.
If you can't make it, the Copyright Office welcomes requests for custom workshops or presentations for your department or class - contact us to schedule. Visit the copyright website (copyright.sfu.ca) for FAQs, resources and videos. And of course, contact the Copyright Office (copy@sfu.ca) at any time, with any copyright questions.
Note: The information obtained from or through this website is provided as guidelines for using works for educational purposes and is not intended to constitute legal advice. Contact copy@sfu.ca with any questions. The Copyright Officer is not a lawyer or legal expert in copyright law and is able to provide a professional and not a legal opinion. A professional opinion is offered for information purposes only and should not be relied upon as legal advice.
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