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Fair Use and Copyright in the
Digital Age
Who's Going
to Know? |
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Recorded
October 30, 2003
Moderator
Julie-Ann McFann
Office of Instructional Development
Panel
Rebecca Goodman
Office of Intellectual Property Administration
Pat O'Donnell
Media Library
Gordon Theil
Music Library, Arts Library
Kent Wada
Office of Information Technology
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When UCLA's professors began posting materials on
the World Wide Web, the boundaries regarding Fair Use were vague
and unclear. Web usage by faculty is now much more sophisticated
yet the Fair Use boundaries remain hazy. With the recent news
focusing on record companies taking action against illegal usage
of media, including action against universities, instructors are
starting to reexamine their own use of media in their teaching
practice.
Join us for this lively and interactive Scholarship In A New
Media Environment Forum where we will discuss examples of what
is legal and what isn't. You will also discover how you can
still use copyrighted media materials by taking advantage of The
Media Library's services.
Don't forget to download the
Handout so you'll be able to follow along with the scenarios
as they are discussed. The legal
boundaries may be larger than you think!
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Webcast is produced by the Instructional Media Production | 62-073 Center for the Health Sciences (CHS)