aserl-collection-strategy Mailing List: Two Schol-Comm Learning Opps from LCI

[John Burger, ASERL (jburger]

ASERL Friends:

Our colleagues at the Library Copyright 
Institute<https://sites.duke.edu/librarycopyrightinstitute/> have recently 
posted a couple of interesting learning opportunities for those interested in 
polishing up their copyright knowledge and skills:


  1.  Copyright & Course Reserves Series: A three-part webinar series hosted by 
LCI and the Western Copyright Alliance.  Cost = free.  Each 90-minute session 
starts at 3pm ET, beginning on December 6 / December 13 / December 20. See 
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdKVBplfIDfCGmFbnyK9ivt0jVLyxmP-AhlqlKV-jxETl2wGQ/viewform
 for more info / to register.



  1.  CopyrightX - Libraries for Spring 2025:  Offered by MIT, this is a small, 
select group of librarians and archivists who go through an extensive 12-week 
online curriculum together and have an opportunity to earn a well-respected 
certificate at the end of the course.  Cost = free.   Applications due no later 
than December 9, 2024.  See 
https://mit.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_7Uq4hUq9qqqbsx0 for details.

Please join in as your interests and schedules allow!  Questions should be 
directed to LCI's Project Manager, Caroline Mort --  cmort [at] 
unc.edu<mailto:cmort [at] unc.edu>.

Our thanks to LCI for sharing these great learning opps with ASERL!


Kind regards,

--j.e.b.

John Burger, Executive Director
Association of Southeastern Research Libraries (ASERL)
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Atlanta, Georgia  30322

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