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ARL Copyright Workshop
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Thu Sep 5 21:36:37 1996
Date: Thu, 05 Sep 1996 17:27:48 -0500 (CDT)
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----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>From: Mary Jackson <mary@cni.org>
>Subject: ARL Copyright Workshop
>Please excuse cross postings.
>
>"Copyright and Libraries: A Leadership Workshop" to be held on September
>19 - 20, 1996 in Seattle, WA has reached our target registration limit of
>60. Because we are still receiving inquiries, we have decided to increase
>the limit by 10. If you are interested in attending the Workshop, please
>contact Allyn Fitzgerald as quickly as possible. We can accept only 10
>additional participants.
>
>A copy of the registration form follows.
>
>Regards,
>
>Mary Jackson
>
>*********************************************************************
>Mary E. Jackson mary@cni.org
>Access & Delivery Services Consultant 202/296-2296 phone
>Association of Research Libraries 202/872-0884 fax
>21 Dupont Circle
>Washington, DC 20036
>*********************************************************************
>
>
>
>The Association of Research Libraries is pleased to announce
>"Copyright & Libraries: A Leadership Workshop." This workshop is
>one of a series of initiatives to promote copyright awareness
>within North American higher education and research communities.
>
>
>"Copyright & Libraries: A Leadership Workshop"
>Sponsored by the Association of Research Libraries
>
>September 19 - 20, 1996
>University of Washington, Seattle
>Husky Union Building
>Seattle, WA
>
>
>Purpose and Overview:
>This two-day Copyright Workshop for directors and librarians in
>research and academic libraries will be held on September 19 - 20,
>1996. The goals of the workshop are to:
>
> 1) provide a foundation for understanding the U.S.
>copyright law and related guidelines and court cases;
>
> 2) update librarians about copyright in the print and
>electronic environment, with an emphasis on the impact of the NII
>on copyright; and,
>
> 3) contribute to educational efforts to increase copyright
>awareness within the North American higher education and research
>communities.
>
>Day One will provide the conceptual framework of U.S. copyright,
>review in detail the law, related guidelines, key legal cases, and
>anticipated legislative changes. Day One will also include an
>overview of the framework of a university copyright policy,
>including an examination of the university and/or faculty
>ownership of faculty works and the impact of technology on those
>policies. The day will conclude with a case study of developing a
>copyright awareness program within a research institution.
>
>Day Two moves participants from the conceptual framework to the
>application of copyright by beginning with a facilitated
>discussion of the tensions between holders and users of
>copyrighted materials. Breakout sessions will encourage
>participants to engage in focused discussions on the impact of
>copyright and licensing on the following library functions or
>collections: electronic reserves, interlibrary loan, preservation,
>database licensing, distance education, multimedia, software,
>special collections/archives/images, and Web sites, as well as
>university and/or faculty ownership of copyrighted works. The
>workshop will end with participants developing an action plan to
>take back to their own institutions.
>
>
>Target Audience:
> The workshop is limited to librarians interested in
>increasing their knowledge of copyright in an educational setting.
>Individuals might include those who:
>
>* contribute to the development of institution-wide copyright
>policies and practices;
>
>* negotiate licenses for information resources;
>
>* apply or interpret the copyright law and related guidelines;
>
>* provide outreach and/or other instructional services.
>
>Workshop Leaders:
>
>* Kenneth (Kenny) Crews
> Associate Professor of Law and of Library and Information
>Science, and Director of the Copyright Management Center, Indiana
>University - Purdue University Indianapolis
>
>* Thom Deardorff
> Head, Access Services and Libraries Copyright Officer,
>University of Washington, Seattle
>
>* Laura (Lolly) Gasaway
> Professor of Law and Director of the Law Library, University
>of North Carolina - Chapel Hill
>
>* Karen Hersey
> Intellectual Property Counsel, Massachusetts Institute of
>Technology
>
>* Clark Shores
> Assistant Attorney General, Attorney General Of Washington,
>University of Washington Division
>
>* Mary E. Jackson
> ARL Access & Delivery Services Consultant
>
>
>Dates and Times:
> Thursday, September 19 ,1996; 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
> Registration begins at 8:00 a.m.
> Friday, September 20, 1996; 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
>
>Registration Fee and Process:
>Attendance is limited to 75 participants. The registration fee
>includes resource materials, lunches, and breaks.
>
> Librarians from ARL institutions: $300
> Librarians from other academic libraries: $400
>
>Hotel Accommodations:
>A block of rooms has been reserved at the University Inn, adjacent
>to the University of Washington, Seattle campus. Participants are
>responsible for making their own hotel reservations. Request the
>rate for the Copyright Room Block. The rate includes a
>complimentary continental breakfast. Room rates are guaranteed
>until August 16, 1996.
>
> University Inn
> 4140 Roosevelt Way NE
> Seattle, WA 98105
> phone: 800/733-3855
> fax: 206/547-4937
> email: univinn@aol.com
>
> Rate: $76 standard single
> $86 deluxe single (each plus 15.2% tax)
>
>For Additional Information:
> Registration inquiries: Allyn Fitzgerald (allyn@cni.org)
> Program inquiries: Mary Jackson (mary@cni.org)
>
> 202/296-2296 phone 202/872-0884 fax
>
>
>***registration form follows***
>
>
>Association of Research Libraries
>Copyright & Libraries: A Leadership Workshop
>September 19 - 20, 1996
>University of Washington, Seattle
>Husky Union Building
>Seattle, WA
>
>Registration Form
>
>Registration Deadline: August 16, 1996
>
>Prepayment Required.
>Confirmations will be emailed beginning August 1, 1996.
>No refunds for cancellations after August 16, 1996.
>
>Name:
>Title:
>Institution:
>Street:
>City:
>State:
>ZIP:
>Phone:
>Fax:
>Email:
>
>In order to plan for the focused discussions, please rank your
>preferences for topics for the Concurrent Sessions on Day Two.
>Use #1 to indicate first preference; #2 for second preference; #3
>for the third preference, etc.
> Database licensing
> Distance education
> Electronic reserves
> ILL/DD
> Multimedia
> Preservation
> Software
> Special collections/archives
> University/Faculty Ownership
> Web sites
>
>Payment Method:
> Visa: Expiration Date:
> Master Card: Expiration Date:
> Signature:
>
>Check (Made payable to the Association of Research Libraries)
>
>Please indicate any special dietary requirements:
>
>Mail or fax registration form and payment to:
> Allyn Fitzgerald
> Association of Research Libraries
> 21 Dupont Circle, Suite 800
> Washington, DC 20036
> FAX: 202/872-0884
>
>
>
