Kudzu-Ops Mailing List: REMINDER / UPDATE: Fair Use Week Webinar: Harvard's Copyright First Responders Program is coming soon!

[John Burger (jburger]

ASERL Friends:

 

The Scholarly Communications Interest Group is pleased to host a new webinar for Fair Use Week 2016:  "Mitigating Risk at the Front Lines: The Library Copyright First Responders Program" will describe the innovative program offered by Harvard University Libraries.  The registration list is below, FYI.

 

Issues of fair use and open access, MOOCs and repositories, and the push to digitize means that library patrons, faculty, students, staff, need more guidance on copyright matters than ever. These questions are arriving at the library with greater frequency. A modern, 21st century library should be equipped to answer such questions. The Library Copyright First Responders (CFR) program has developed the first decentralized model of copyright expertise in an academic setting, relying on a hub-and-spoke model to answer questions from the communities associated with certain libraries. The librarians, each with their own focus, specialty, degrees, and training, are in the best position to be trained to answer © questions from their respective communities. Therefore copyright training should be layered on top of that subject expertise, and result in a systemic shift in copyright knowledge thought the academic setting – the library becomes the focus of copyright inquiry and policy. The presentation will reveal the examine the types of © questions received, note the thematic uniformity of large © questions, present success metrics on questions answered, lessons learned, and share best practices in creating a CFR program.

 

WEBINAR:  "Mitigating Risk at the Front Lines: The Library Copyright First Responders Program"

DATE / TIME:   Wednesday, February 24, 2016   --   2pm ET / 1pm Central Time

REGISTER:   https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/3735838517733982978   

 

As always, this session is free to all ASERL libraries, and it will be recorded for later playback.  Please share this information with interested colleagues.  ASERL webinars are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.

 

 

REGISTRATION LIST - As of Feb 16, 2016

1. Auburn University      Jaena    Alabi

2. Auburn University      Pambanisha       Whaley

3. Clemson University    Renna   Redd

4. Clemson University    Gail        Julian

5. College of William & Mary       Rebecca               Beasley

6. East Carolina University            Jeanne Hoover

7. East Carolina University            William Thomas

8. Emory University         Melanie               Kowalski

9. Florida International University             Stephanie           Brenenson

10. Florida International University          Sarah     Hammill

11. Florida International University          Rhia       Jones

12. Florida International University          Jill           Krefft

13. Florida International University          Jamie    Rogers

14. Florida State University          Gloria    Colvin

15. Furman University    Andrea Wright

16. George Mason University     Claudia Holland

17. Georgia State University        Laura     Burtle

18. Georgia State University        Tricia      Clayton

19. Johns Hopkins University      Erica       Getts

20. Johns Hopkins University      Anne     Seymour

21. Johns Hopkins University      Robin    Sinn

22. Johns Hopkins University      Deborah              Slingluff

23. Johns Hopkins University      Susan    Vazakas

24. Marymount University           Matthew             Yunque

25. Mississippi State University  Summer               Mord

26. Texas A&M University Libraries          Emilie    Algenio

27. Texas A&M University Libraries          Tina        Budzise-Weaver

28. Texas A&M University Libraries          Sheila    Green

29. Texas A&M University Libraries          Tiana     Okonkwo

30. Texas A&M University Libraries          Lin          Wu

31. Tulane University      Mary     Holt

32. UAB                Craig      Beard

33. UAB                Jeff        Graveline

34. UNC Charlotte            Ann        Davis

35. UNC Charlotte            Liz           Siler

36. UNC Greensboro      Beth      Bernhardt

37. UNC Greensboro      Cathy    Griffith

38. University of Central Florida Tim         Bottorff

39. University of Central Florida Eda         Correa

40. University of Central Florida Sarah     Norris

41. University of Florida                Christine              Fruin

42. University of Georgia              Adriane                Hanson

43. University of Georgia              Susan    Morris

44. University of Kentucky           Jacqueline           Doucet

45. University of Kentucky           Adrian   Ho

46. University of Louisville            Carrie    Daniels

47. University of Louisville            Sarah     Frankel

48. University of Louisville            Weiling Liu

49. University of Miami    Cheryl                Gowing

50. University of Miami    Linda  Isaac

51. University of Miami    Sam    Montero

52. University of Miami    Ingrid Nitchman

53. University of Miami    gilda    Santana

54. University of Miami    Jose    Vila

55. University of Mississippi        Jocelyn Tipton

56. University of Mississippi        Susan    Ivey

57. University of South Alabama               Connie  Stovall

58. University of South Carolina Amber Cook

59. University of South Carolina Shanna                Schaffer

60. University of South Carolina                 Amie     Freeman

61. University of South Florida   Barbara                Lewis

62. University of South Florida   LeEtta   Schmidt

63. University of Tennessee        Rachel   Radom

64. University of Texas at Austin               Colleen Lyon

65. University of Virginia               Phylissa                Mitchell

66. Vanderbilt University              Melissa Mallon

67. Vanderbilt University              Roberta                Winjum

68. Virginia Commonwealth University   Saam     Byrd

69. Virginia Commonwealth University   Mary Anne         Dyer

70. Virginia Commonwealth University   Karen    Gau

71. Virginia Commonwealth University   Teresa  Knott

72. Virginia Commonwealth University   Hillary    Miller

73. Virginia commonwealth University   Patricia Sobczak

74. Virginia Tech               Cynthia Schwartz

75. Virginia Tech               Philip     Young

76. Wake Forest University          Molly     Keener

77. Wake Forest University          Mary Beth           Lock

78. Wake Forest University          Ellen      Makaravage

 

System Requirements

*  PC-based attendees must use Windows® 8, 7, Vista, XP or 2003 Server

*  Mac®-based attendees must use Mac OS® X 10.6 or newer

*  Mobile attendees must use iPhone®, iPad®, Android™ phone or Android tablet. An app download may be required.

 

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar.

 

Please let me know if you have any questions or encounter any difficulties with our e-meeting system.  Thanks!

 

 

--jeb

 

John Burger, Executive Director

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