Copyright Resources for Huntington University: Home
The following Guide presents and explains the Copyright Law of the United States. It is important ethically and legally that the University observe and adhere to these copyright laws.
Introduction
The purpose of this guide is to provide information and resources for the students, faculty, and staff, at Huntington University to enable them to comply with the Copyright Law of the United States, Title 17 of the U.S. Code.
While copyright issues can be complex, everyone needs to understand the basics. Failure to comply with copyright law can lead to substantial legal penalties for both you and the university.
Why should I care about copyright?
While the articles posted on this guide (box to the right) seem to indicate that copyright laws are becoming more relaxed (or less enforced) we should continue to abide by the laws.
- It is the ethical thing to do
- Are you being fair to the author?
- Are you sure this is fair use?
- Are you prepared to pay restoration if an author or publisher decides to sue?
Simple summary (video)
- Copyright BasicsLearn about Copyright [Video]
Circulars from the United States Copyright Office (text)
- Complete list of circularsYou can click on any link that relates to your question.
- Length of copyrightDetermine whether the copyright term is completed
Copyright Clearance Center - Campus Guide to Copyright
- Campus Guide to CopyrightAn online guide from CCC covering the foundations of U.S. copyright and how they apply in a higher education setting, including fair use and the TEACH Act.
- LMS Guidelines & Best Practices for CopyrightUsing Learning Management Systems:
Guidelines and Best Practices for Copyright Compliance
Contact
Randy Neuman
Contact:
RichLyn Library
Huntington University
2303 College Avenue
Huntington, IN 46750
Huntington University
2303 College Avenue
Huntington, IN 46750
(260) 359-4062
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