Join us for a variety of webinars covering topics such as copyright, content use and compliance tips.
Webinars
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Copyright in Academia
From course management systems to e-reserves, technology and changes to copyright law are affecting the way faculty, staff, and students share information. This program is intended to provide a quick, but in-depth look at important concerns surrounding the use of copyright-protected content within an academic environment.
Beneficial as both an initial exposure to copyright, as well as a refresher for those who contend with these issues regularly, Copyright in Academia is appropriate for librarians, faculty and staff members, administrators, bookstore, copy shop and reprographic personnel, IT professionals, course developers, students, and anyone who wants to gain a basic understanding of copyright in academia.
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Tips to Raise the Strategic Value of Your Information Center
Information managers are uniquely situated to be strategic partners to many different departments and business functions. But without proper face time with these groups across the organization, this can be a challenge.
Join CCC for 30 minutes on Tuesday, 30 October to learn how John Boon, a senior information specialist at UCB, created a strategy that’s boosted information services usage and increased visibility for information services across the enterprise.
You’ll walk away with four tips you can start using immediately to identify and increase content advocates, create better user training, and foster better relationships with information center stakeholders.
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Global Copyright Challenges
Join Copyright Clearance Center for a complimentary one-hour webinar that explores global copyright challenges in a business environment.
In business, there are no geographic boundaries. Employees exchange information regardless of where they are located. Yet copyright obligations often vary from one country to the next, creating a complex set of challenges for global organizations.
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Herausforderung Urheberrecht – Die Sammellizenz der VG WORT schafft Abhilfe
Inhalt:
- Rechtskonforme Nutzung digitaler Fachliteratur im Geschäftsalltag
- Herausforderung in Bezug auf “Copyright Compliance” weltweit
- Lizenzlösung aus einer Hand: Welche Publikationen sind abgedeckt?
- Zeit für Ihre Fragen
Im heutigen Geschäftsalltag gibt es beim Austausch von Informationen keine technischen Grenzen mehr. Mitarbeiter in Unternehmen tun dies täglich. Weltweit. Im Zeitalter der digitalen Arbeitswelt – und im großen Unterschied zur “Printwelt” früher – gerät Urheberrecht dabei jedoch sehr leicht in Konflikt mit effektivem Wissenstransfer in Unternehmen.
Was viele nicht wissen: In aller Regel steht mit einem Abonnement einer Publikation oder mit dem Einzelkauf eines Artikels tatsächlich nur das Recht zu Lesen zur Verfügung. Nicht jedoch die Rechte für das digitale Teilen mit anderen oder das Speichern.
Das Webinar zeigt einen Weg auf, wie Ihr Unternehmen diese Inhalte rechtmäßig wiederverwenden und Urheberrechtsverletzungen wirksam ausschließen kann.
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Copyright and Publishing
Produced specifically for the publishing community, “Copyright and Publishing” focuses on the basics of U.S. copyright law, including a copyright holder’s privileges and obligations, and when permission may be required. Participants will also have the opportunity to take part in an interactive question and answer session for clarification on some of the nuances of copyright they may encounter in their everyday work.
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Copyright at Work
If you’ve ever been puzzled by copyright questions, don’t miss this opportunity to learn from the copyright experts and to expand your respect for intellectual property. Not only will you get answers to your copyright questions, but you’ll also learn how to minimize your company’s exposure to illegal content use. Please join us for this engaging and educational webinar.
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Driving Usage, Demonstrating Value
Driving and measuring usage of subscriptions is critical both to publishers and librarians in demonstrating the value of scholarly resources to readers and researchers at an institution. However, increased off-platform usage and remote access challenges make it harder than ever to fully capture the content usage picture.This webinar will present strategies for driving usage and repatriating ‘dark usage’ while still enabling researchers and readers to use workflows that function best for them.
How can marketing and sales colleagues work together to maximize usage? How can CASA (Campus Activated Subscriber Access) facilitate and increase off-campus usage? How do librarians want to collaborate with publishers in driving and measuring usage of their holdings? How can publishers work with third-party platforms such as ResearchGate in order to capture the full usage picture?
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Copyright in the Proprietary Institution
Beneficial as both an initial exposure to copyright, as well as a refresher for those who contend with these issues regularly, Copyright in the Proprietary Institution is appropriate for librarians, faculty and staff members, administrators, bookstore, copy shop and reprographic personnel, IT professionals, course developers, students, and anyone who wants to gain a basic understanding of copyright in a for-profit academic environment.
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Copyright at Work
If you’ve ever been puzzled by copyright questions, don’t miss this opportunity to learn from the copyright experts and to expand your respect for intellectual property. Not only will you get answers to your copyright questions, but you’ll also learn how to minimize your company’s exposure to illegal content use. Please join us for this engaging and educational webinar.
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Copyright in Academia
From course management systems to e-reserves, technology and changes to copyright law are affecting the way faculty, staff, and students share information. This program is intended to provide a quick, but in-depth look at important concerns surrounding the use of copyright-protected content within an academic environment.
Beneficial as both an initial exposure to copyright, as well as a refresher for those who contend with these issues regularly, Copyright in Academia is appropriate for librarians, faculty and staff members, administrators, bookstore, copy shop and reprographic personnel, IT professionals, course developers, students, and anyone who wants to gain a basic understanding of copyright in academia.
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Copyright in the Proprietary Institution
Beneficial as both an initial exposure to copyright, as well as a refresher for those who contend with these issues regularly, Copyright in the Proprietary Institution is appropriate for librarians, faculty and staff members, administrators, bookstore, copy shop and reprographic personnel, IT professionals, course developers, students, and anyone who wants to gain a basic understanding of copyright in a for-profit academic environment.
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Herausforderung Urheberrecht – Die Sammellizenz der VG WORT schafft Abhilfe
Inhalt:
- Rechtskonforme Nutzung digitaler Fachliteratur im Geschäftsalltag
- Herausforderung in Bezug auf “Copyright Compliance” weltweit
- Lizenzlösung aus einer Hand: Welche Publikationen sind abgedeckt?
- Zeit für Ihre Fragen
Im heutigen Geschäftsalltag gibt es beim Austausch von Informationen keine technischen Grenzen mehr. Mitarbeiter in Unternehmen tun dies täglich. Weltweit. Im Zeitalter der digitalen Arbeitswelt – und im großen Unterschied zur “Printwelt” früher – gerät Urheberrecht dabei jedoch sehr leicht in Konflikt mit effektivem Wissenstransfer in Unternehmen.
Was viele nicht wissen: In aller Regel steht mit einem Abonnement einer Publikation oder mit dem Einzelkauf eines Artikels tatsächlich nur das Recht zu Lesen zur Verfügung. Nicht jedoch die Rechte für das digitale Teilen mit anderen oder das Speichern.
Das Webinar zeigt einen Weg auf, wie Ihr Unternehmen diese Inhalte rechtmäßig wiederverwenden und Urheberrechtsverletzungen wirksam ausschließen kann.
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Global Copyright Challenges
Join Copyright Clearance Center for a complimentary one-hour webinar that explores global copyright challenges in a business environment.
In business, there are no geographic boundaries. Employees exchange information regardless of where they are located. Yet copyright obligations often vary from one country to the next, creating a complex set of challenges for global organizations.
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Copyright and Publishing
Produced specifically for the publishing community, “Copyright and Publishing” focuses on the basics of U.S. copyright law, including a copyright holder’s privileges and obligations, and when permission may be required. Participants will also have the opportunity to take part in an interactive question and answer session for clarification on some of the nuances of copyright they may encounter in their everyday work.
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Copyright at Work
If you’ve ever been puzzled by copyright questions, don’t miss this opportunity to learn from the copyright experts and to expand your respect for intellectual property. Not only will you get answers to your copyright questions, but you’ll also learn how to minimize your company’s exposure to illegal content use. Please join us for this engaging and educational webinar.
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Copyright in Academia
From course management systems to e-reserves, technology and changes to copyright law are affecting the way faculty, staff, and students share information. This program is intended to provide a quick, but in-depth look at important concerns surrounding the use of copyright-protected content within an academic environment.
Beneficial as both an initial exposure to copyright, as well as a refresher for those who contend with these issues regularly, Copyright in Academia is appropriate for librarians, faculty and staff members, administrators, bookstore, copy shop and reprographic personnel, IT professionals, course developers, students, and anyone who wants to gain a basic understanding of copyright in academia.
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Copyright in the Proprietary Institution
Beneficial as both an initial exposure to copyright, as well as a refresher for those who contend with these issues regularly, Copyright in the Proprietary Institution is appropriate for librarians, faculty and staff members, administrators, bookstore, copy shop and reprographic personnel, IT professionals, course developers, students, and anyone who wants to gain a basic understanding of copyright in a for-profit academic environment.
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Copyright at Work
If you’ve ever been puzzled by copyright questions, don’t miss this opportunity to learn from the copyright experts and to expand your respect for intellectual property. Not only will you get answers to your copyright questions, but you’ll also learn how to minimize your company’s exposure to illegal content use. Please join us for this engaging and educational webinar.
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Herausforderung Urheberrecht – Die Sammellizenz der VG WORT schafft Abhilfe
Inhalt:
- Verwendung von urheberrechtlich geschütztem Material im Geschäftsalltag
- Herausforderung in Bezug auf “Copyright Compliance” weltweit
- Lizenzlösung aus einer Hand: Welche Publikationen sind abgedeckt?
- Zeit für Ihre Fragen
Im heutigen Geschäftsalltag gibt es beim Austausch von Informationen keine technischen Grenzen mehr. Mitarbeiter in Unternehmen tun dies täglich. Weltweit. Im Zeitalter der digitalen Arbeitswelt – und im großen Unterschied zur “Printwelt” früher – gerät Urheberrecht dabei jedoch sehr leicht in Konflikt mit effektivem Wissenstransfer in Unternehmen.
Was viele nicht wissen: In aller Regel steht mit einem Abonnement einer Publikation oder mit dem Einzelkauf eines Artikels tatsächlich nur das Recht zu Lesen zur Verfügung. Nicht jedoch die Rechte für das digitale Teilen mit anderen oder das Speichern.
Das Webinar zeigt einen Weg auf, wie Ihr Unternehmen diese Inhalte rechtmäßig wiederverwenden und Urheberrechtsverletzungen wirksam ausschließen kann.
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Global Copyright Challenges
Join Copyright Clearance Center for a complimentary one-hour webinar that explores global copyright challenges in a business environment.
In business, there are no geographic boundaries. Employees exchange information regardless of where they are located. Yet copyright obligations often vary from one country to the next, creating a complex set of challenges for global organizations.