CCSF Library: Faculty Guide to Streaming Video: Copyright

Copyright

The library can provide basic guidance in the appropriate use of copyrighted materials for instructional use in both online and face-to-face teaching. When in doubt, contact a reference or subject liaison librarian for assistance. Remember, librarians are not lawyers, so they can't provide legal advice.

City College of San Francisco Copyright Resources Guide
A thorough guide for CCSF faculty, students and staff on the legal use of copyrighted materials.

Resources

Public Statement of Library Copyright Specialists: Fair Use & Emergency Remote Teaching & Research
Presented in support of college and university instructional needs during the COVID-19 crisis.
Webcasting in the Time of COVID-19: Copyright Implications of Remote Worship & Distance Learning
CRS Legal Sidebar providing a background on copyright law before outlining possible approaches to exempting transmission of these events from copyright infringement liability.
Copyright & Fair Use
Nearly everything you need to know about fair use, permissions, the public domain, and copyright law, courtesy of the folks at Stanford University Libraries.
U.S. Copyright Act, U.S. Code, Title 17

Faculty Guide to Streaming Video

Media Needs

Copyright

Resources

Center for Media and Social Impact Codes of Best Practices

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