A Virtual Copyright Education Center for Libraries, Archives and Museums





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Description:

This class will talk about the findings of the first phase of research in developing an online education and professional development space for professionals in libraries, archives and museums so as to empower them to manage copyright issues more comprehensively within their institutions. Rights literacy leads to an expansion in the capacity to provide access to collections as well as promotes the ethics of scholarship. This class will examine the connections to both concepts and then summarize the findings and next steps as determined in our research that supports how to deliver and on what basis to deliver and host copyright management professional development.

Rina Elster Pantalony was appointed Director, Copyright Advisory Services, Columbia University Libraries in 2014. Until her current appointment, she was copyright faculty in the Moving Image Archive Preservation program at NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts and legal counsel to the Library and Archives of Canada and the Canadian Heritage Information Network. Ms. Elster Pantalony obtained her J.D. from the Schulich School of Law, Dalhousie University Halifax, Canada, and her B.A. (Honrs) in Political Science from Dalhousie University. Ms. Elster Pantalony has lectured and published extensively in the field and is the author of the WIPO Guide to Managing Museum Intellectual Property. More information can be obtained about both the Columbia University copyright program and about her at http://copyright.columbia.edu.









Intended Audience

Collection managers, librarians, archivists and curators or those responsible for special collection materials, local history collections, historic corporate, City, County, College or University records. Many of which get transferred informally or in a very ad hoc way.

Notes

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