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Copyright conversations for faculty
Posted by Andy Freed | Start the discussion
Faculty and others who produce content, do you fear this symbol when it appears on content you want to use? What questions or concerns does the notion of copyright raise for you? Are you confused about how copyright applies in online classes versus face-to-face classes?
Rachel Bridgewater, Cascade Librarian and chair of the PCC Copyright Committee, will be doing a brief presentation about copyright as it applies to teaching, followed by facilitated discussion with plenty of time for specific questions.
Dates and locations
- 10am – 11am, Friday, February 6, Southeast TLC, Mt. Tabor 108
- 1pm – 2pm, Friday, February 13, Rock Creek TLC Classroom, 7/116
- 2pm – 3pm, Thursday, February 19, Cascade TLC, Cascade Hall 102
- 2pm – 3pm, Thursday, February 26, Sylvania TLC, CC 223
About Andy Freed
I'm the Director of Learning Technology & Innovation (LTI!), where I oversee our infrastructure, technical support, and online student services teams. I've been with the College since 2001 and have worked in several positions, from tech... more »
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PCC offers this limited open forum as an extension of the respectful, well-reasoned discourse we expect in our classroom discussions. As such, we welcome all viewpoints, but monitor comments to be sure they stick to the topic and contribute to the conversation. We will remove them if they contain or link to abusive material, personal attacks, profanity, off-topic items, or spam. This is the same behavior we require in our hallways and classrooms. Our online spaces are no different.