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A selection of useful external online resources (web pages, YouTube videos etc.) on copyright

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The IPO offers basic online training on the major types of Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) including copyright, patents, trade marks and design rights

The Copyright User website includes multimedia learning resources and a wealth of background information on Copyright.

The UK Copyright Literacy website offers learning resources developed by leading university digital literacy and copyright experts, including a copyright card game.

Seeking Permission and Tracing Sources

The WATCH database is a great source of information on whom to contact for permission to reuse the works of well-known authors and visual artists. One can look up older publishers on the FOB database to find out who currently owns the rights in their publications.

The Tin eye reverse image search website can be very useful in finding out where images have been used previously on websites, often providing clues on copyright status and ownership.

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Copyright听literacy 鈥� the 鈥榢nowledge, skills and behaviours that individuals require when working with copyright content in the digital age鈥� () 鈥� is an essential part of academic and professional skillsets. It is also much more than complying with licences and the law. It is about understanding how copyright came to be, what it seeks to achieve, whose interests are relevant and how it can be used as a tool to make knowledge more open and collaborative.

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This is coming to a close. This blog has clarified a few points on copyright, copyright exceptions and fair dealing:

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This year we are marking (26 February to 1 March 2024) with a series of blog posts addressing some copyright myths. Our first post starts with a simple but important message.

'Get permission or a licence', 'Use open access materials', Rely on a copyright exception', 'Use out of copyright materials'.

Guest post by Veronica Parisi, Training and Clinical Support team, Cruciform Hub, 果冻影院.

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