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Compliance: Compliance Policy |
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Policy Preparation
Checklist for creating a Copyright
Policy
Academic Copyright Policy - Sample
Tips for a Successful Rollout and Implementation
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| Tips
for a Successful Rollout and Implementation |
| The following recommendations can help ensure a successful rollout
and implementation of your Academic Copyright Policy.
Appoint a Copyright Officer
- Provide faculty and staff with a single, knowledgeable point
of contact for all copyright-related questions.
Communicate from Day One
- Include your Academic Copyright Policy in the campus handbook
and make it a featured topic at student orientation and in faculty
and staff training.
- Educate students, faculty and employees of all kinds as to
what constitutes infringement. Provide examples and outline
the consequences of infringement.
Keep Your Policy Alive
- Schedule periodic policy updates for both policy developers
and staff.
- Ask students and staff to renew their commitment to copyright
compliance on an annual basis.
Lead by Example
- Ensure that leaders throughout the institution follow good
compliance practices.
Make Information Accessible and Available
- Make copyright compliance a featured part of all institutional
Web sites, including those maintained by all campus libraries
and bookstores, and include it in all distance and e-learning
tools. Include Q&As and insert reminders throughout Web
sites.
Provide Notice
- Include appropriate copyright notices on all campus communications.
- Post reminders on all photocopy machines and common computer
systems, and post the standard library photocopy notices required
by the Copyright Act.
- Include periodic reminders about the institution's copyright
policies in newsletters, newspapers and at meetings.
- Attach standard footers to documents reminding students and
staff about copyright compliance requirements.
Make Compliance Easy
- Provide faculty, staff, students and other employees with
the tools they need—such as Copyright Clearance Center's
one-stop solutions—to exercise copyright compliance.
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