Workshop on Copyright for Honors Students
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Presentation to advise Honors students at Florida State University on copyright, fair use and submission to the institutional repository.
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Workshop on Copyright for Honors Students
- 2. Workshop Agenda • The Tricky Parts – Copyright & Fair Use – Open Access • Q&A • Submission Form Demo
- 3. Wait…What?
- 4. Copyright • you own what you create • until you transfer rights • reproduction, derivatives, distribution, display, and performance • your rights, other’s rights
- 5. Fair Use • commentary, criticism, parody • purpose/character, nature of, amount used, market effect • vague, confusing • resources • consultations
- 6. Open Culture • Legal/legit • Free • sharing
- 7. Open Access the principle that scholarly literature should be freely accessible with minimal re-use restrictions • What is DigiNole? • publishing • campus restricted option
- 8. Questions? office of scholarly communication fsu libraries josh bolick jbolick@fsu.edu camille thomas ct13f@my.fsu.edu
Editor's Notes
- Talk about submission to DigiNole Commons, the institutional repository at FSU; first, some terms
- A copyright is a monopoly which may be claimed for a limited period of time by the author/creator immediately upon creation of the work in fixed tangible form.
- 2 ways to achieve OA; publishing in open journals, and posting in an the open web; persistent URL’s. 50% of papers read by only 3 people; 90% never cited. go to diginole