LIBRARY
COPYRIGHT GUIDELINES
The Evergreen State
College Library makes
every effort to observe
copyright law while
allowing fair use of
its materials in an
educational setting.
VIDEOS
AND FILMS IN THE LIBRARY'S
COLLECTION
Videos
and films in the The
Evergreen State College
collection are intended
for classroom or private
showing only. Any other
use without written
permission from the
distributor may be in
violation of copyright
law. For more information
regarding films and
videos contact the Sound
and Image Library at
866-6000 X6087.
PHOTOCOPYING
GUIDELINES AT THE EVERGREEN
STATE COLLEGE LIBRARY
The
copyright law of the
United States (Title
17, U.S. Code) governs
the making of reproductions
of copyrighted material.
Individuals using photocopiers
or computers in the
Evergreen State College
Library are responsible
for any infringement.
For more information,
follow the links listed
below.
The
American Library Association
published, Model Policy
Concerning College and
University Photocopying
for Classroom, Research
and Library Reserve
Use. In general,
the Model Policy with
respect to classroom
use suggests that these
standard guidelines
be
followed:
1.The distribution of
the same photocopied
material does not occur
every quarter without
permission.
2.Only one copy is distributed
for each student.
3.The material includes
a copyright notice on
the first page of the
portion of material
photocopied.
4.The students are not
assessed any fee beyond
the actual cost of the
photocopying.
Some
copyright resources
and websites:
Click
here to view Fair
Use in the Electronic
Age: Serving the Public
Interest, a paper
written
by the American Library
Association and other
library associations.
Click
here to go to the Educause
website to view
U.S. Copyright Office
Summary of the Digital
Millennium Copyright
Act of 1998 : This December
1998 memorandum by the
U.S. Copyright Office
provides an overview
of the law's provisions.
The memorandum briefly
summarizes each of the
five titles of the DMCA.
The complete text of
the Act is also available
here.
Click
here to view Fair
use of copyrighted works
by CETUS (Consortium
for Educational Technology)
on Hall Davidon's website.
Click
here to go to the Digital
Future Coalition webpage
for a discussion of
copyright issues.
Click
here to go the U.S.
Copyright Office homepage
at the Library of Congress.
Click
here for a nice site
at the University
of Oregon by Christine
L. Sundt emphasizing
copyright and art issues.
Click
here to visit the Copyright
Management Center
at the Indiana University-Purdue
University Indianapolis
Campus.
Click
here to view the document
Copyright
law and graduate research
by Kenneth D. Crews.
Click
here to view the document
Copyright
and distance education
: lawful uses of protected
works by Kenneth
D. Crews.
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Agent
to notify in cases of
alleged copyright infringement
at The Evergreen State
College Library:
Tim Markus
(360) 866-6000 X6124
fax: (360) 866-6790
email: markust@evergreen.edu
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Questions? email: markust@evergreen.edu
