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Juan-Carlos Fernández-Molina; Fernando Esteban de la Rosa – portal: Libraries and the Academy, 2024
Text and data mining activities -- that is, the automated processing of digital materials to uncover new knowledge -- have become more frequent in all areas of scientific research. Because they require a massive use of copyrighted work, there are evident conflicts with copyright legislation. Countries at the forefront of research and development…
Descriptors: Copyrights, Data, Legislation, Foreign Countries
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Adu, Theresa L.; van der Walt, Thomas B. – portal: Libraries and the Academy, 2022
A theoretical framework can offer an important means for understanding and delineating the complex issues of copyright law and its ramifications facing researchers and academic libraries. This study draws lessons from the literature on how copyright theories can inform practice in libraries. It describes strengths and weaknesses in each of the…
Descriptors: Copyrights, Laws, Legislation, Academic Libraries
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Nenych, Laura A. – Contemporary Issues in Education Research, 2011
When professors and students utilize the Internet, course web pages, and other online learning tools, much of the material that they make use of is protected by copyright law. A blend of case law and legislation governs the use of online materials and how technology can be used in the classroom and in school-related activities, often creating…
Descriptors: Educational Technology, Internet, Technology Uses in Education, Legal Responsibility
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Sereebenjapol, Piyathida – Community & Junior College Libraries, 2010
Foreign students often have different conceptions of copyright than do American students. This article summarizes Thailand's Copyright Act B.E. 2537 (1994). Also included are guidelines for fair use from a Thai university, as well as a literature review discussing copyright issues in Taiwan and Japan.
Descriptors: Copyrights, Foreign Countries, Literature Reviews, Program Attitudes
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Carr, Jo Ann; O'Brien, Nancy P. – Teachers College Record, 2010
Background/Context: This concluding article identifies the policy implications of education informatics and explores impacts of current copyright laws, legislative structures, publishing practices, and education organizations. Synthesizing the discussions in the preceding articles, this article highlights the importance of designing information…
Descriptors: Education, Information Science, Copyrights, Legislation
Rosenfeld, S. James – Communique, 2010
Despite being well-settled as a matter of law, the issue of whether test protocols must be disclosed to parents continues to be a source of dispute between schools, school psychologists, and parents. To be sure, one of the reasons for this vampire-like existence is the imprecision of the questioners and questions. Moreover, professional guidance…
Descriptors: School Psychologists, Parents, Questioning Techniques, Disclosure
British Columbia Teachers' Federation, 2009
Copyright laws are of great significance to teachers. The resources that they use in the classroom are an important element of the learning environment. The rapid adoption of digital formats for resources opens up many educational possibilities. On the other hand, the lack of access to these resources will increasingly challenge the relevance of…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Copyrights, Internet, Web Sites
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Blanchard, Joy – Innovative Higher Education, 2010
According to the "work made for hire doctrine" of the Copyright Act, the creators of artistic and literary works are not legally granted ownership of works created in the course of employment; ownership rests with the employer. However, through "de facto" custom and court dicta, academics may enjoy a "teacher exception" that grants them copyright…
Descriptors: Academic Freedom, Distance Education, Copyrights, Ownership
Forsythe, Ralph A.; Nolte, M. Chester – 1970
The historical and legal background of the Federal Copyright Law with special implications for education was studied within five general areas of concern. The areas included: (1) historical development, (2) copyright revision issues, (3) principles of copyright law embodied in state and Federal statutes, (4) decisions of the courts pertaining to…
Descriptors: Authors, Copyrights, Federal Legislation, Laws
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Shelly, Marita – Education and the Law, 2008
With government funding for most Australian universities below 60% and falling a major strategic emphasis for universities has been on securing other sources of operating revenue, including commercial opportunities and partnerships. The implication of increasing commercial activities such as non-award and tailored professional programmes, contract…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Copyrights, School Business Relationship, Educational Finance
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Berk, Lee Eliot – Music Educators Journal, 1971
Descriptors: Copyrights, Legislation
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Walsh, John – Science, 1976
Discusses work being done in the House on a modified version of a Senate copyright revision bill, which includes the key issue of library photocopying. (MLH)
Descriptors: Copyrights, Federal Legislation, Government Role, Information Dissemination
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Lee, Daniel R. – Knowledge Quest, 2003
Describes several projects aimed at building the Information Commons, including: Knowledge Conservancy plans to create a database of all freely available digitized content; the Universal Library, a project with the long-term goal of providing free, online access to all books; and several projects of the Creative Commons intended to build a robust…
Descriptors: Access to Information, Copyrights, Databases, Electronic Libraries
Audiovisual Instr, 1969
Descriptors: Copyrights, Education, Legislation
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Zerkel, Fred H.; Long, Janice R. – Chemical and Engineering News, 1976
Discusses recent developments in Congressional legislation pertaining to science and technology, particularly in relation to the chemical industry. (MLH)
Descriptors: Chemical Industry, Copyrights, Federal Legislation, Government Role
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