The following are some non-commercial sponsored copyright curriculum and information resources that may be helpful:
- Elizabeth Townsend’s Academic Copyright website: http://academiccopyright.typepad.com/academiccopyright/ – a lawyer and educational advocate based at the Stanford Law School Center for Internet and Society
- Copyright and Fair Use by the Stanford University Libraries: http://fairuse.stanford.edu/
- The Collaborative Copyright and Technology Law Curriculum: http://copyrightcurriculum.com) – a wiki-based site (like Wikipedia, anyone can submit and edit content)
- Copyright Issues for Youth Services Librarians from the ALA May 2004 (PowerPoint link) – The American Library Association has some resources on copyright, and is expected to distribute new materials in Spring 2005. Legislative updates relating to copyright are availalble from ALA on www.ala.org/copyright.
In addition to these resources from other folks, My article “Copyright 101 for Educators: Winter 2003″ is available. If you know of other educational fair use / copyright curriculum related sites not included here, please comment and list them here!
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