Copyright and Fair Use: Copyright & You

1)  It's the law.

2)  Information ethics are not situational.

3)  We lead by example for our students and colleagues.

Copyright and Fair Use for Faculty by Tracey Mayfield, Cathy Outten, and Chloé Pascual is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License.
 

Interested in copyrighting your own work under Creative Commons? Go to their site.

Use Campus Resources:

• The Library's Reserve systems; electronic and print
• The 49er Shops Faculty resources
• Use BeachBoard, but use it wisely and do your due diligence!

Do-it-Yourself Tools:

• Common Scenarios have real-life examples of using copyrighted materials in real situations.
• Fair Use Checklist from Columbia University. 
• Compliance Guidelines for Faculty page, which includes how to obtain permission for using copyrighted materials.

The CSU Libraries are working together on developing copyright resources.  Check out this page by CSU Chico: https://library.csuchico.edu/copyright

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