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Apologies for cross-posting A limited number of places are still available on the following Electronic Copyright seminars. Please contact Norman Briggs if you are interested in reserving a place - email [log in to unmask]<mailto:[log in to unmask]> ------------------------------------- The International Library & Information Group (ILIG) is proud to present two half day seminars: Ecopyright - practical solutions (9.45 12.45) and User-generated content - a copyright challenge (13.30-16.30) Wednesday 21st October CILIP, Ridgmount St, London WC1E 7AE. Concise and value-for-money opportunities to update yourself on areas of key relevance to information professionals. ILIG has recently been awarded CILIP's Seal of Recognition acknowledging high standards in the content and relevance of CPD training and development activities. Graham Cornish has worked in copyright since 1983, authoring numerous articles and books including Copyright: interpreting law for libraries, archives and information services, Keep it legal: copyright guidance for school library staff and Understanding copyright in a week. He spent several years working on electronic copyright management systems for EU funded projects and now works as an independent advisor and trainer on copyright ,working with libraries, archives, museums, universities, publishers and government departments. Seminar One: 9.45 12.45 (registration 9.30) Ecopyright - practical solutions The workshop will look at issues which face librarians and their clients when using electronic materials. The focus will be on practical issues rather than extensive exploration of legal situations. The workshop will be of use to anyone involved in managing electronic materials including ejournals, databases and CD-ROM and will be useful to those at the coal face as well as supervisors and academics trying to unravel the nuances of the electronic world. At the end of the session attendees will: Understand what European law says, or does not say, about electronic content Identify exactly what is and what is not protected by copyright Be able to identify the different types of contracts and licenses that are available The workshop will also cover, among other areas, Use when rights have been waived How copyright can apply to websites and hyperlinks How copyright applies to external readers Technological aspects, including technical protection and management technologies Seminar Two: 13.30-16.30 (registration 13.15) User-generated content - a copyright challenge This workshop will look at the issues surrounding the creation of electronic materials, especially by individuals. Different contexts will be explored including Virtual Learning Environments (VLEs), Managed Learning Environments (MLEs), social networking and personal websites, Creative Commons and Open Archives. The workshop will be of use to anyone involved in creating or managing electronic materials, whether for educational purposes, commercial exploitation or personal use in a range of sectors including academic, commercial and public. At the end of the session attendees will: Understand how Copyright law relates to user-generated electronic content, including rights for authors and owners. Understand how to create Copyright compliant material on the web and include material from third parties. Understand how to manage the use of other people's copyright The seminar will also cover, among other topics, the rules for VLE/MLE in education, the copyright legislation for sound recordings, films and broadcasts and how individual creativity can be protected. Prices Per person: Cost for a single session ILIG Members £72.00 (inc. VAT) CILIP Members £83.00 (inc. VAT) Non-members £106.00 (inc. VAT) Concessions £47.00 (inc. VAT) (Students / Unwaged / Retired) Cost for both sessions ILIG Members £130 (inc. VAT) CILIP Members £150.00 (inc. VAT) Non-members £200.00 (inc. VAT) Concessions £90.00 (inc. VAT) (Students / Unwaged / Retired) 10% discount per person on all above prices for 3+ participants attending from one organisation NB Lunch is not included in the price. Please bring your own, eat at cafes nearby or in the Ewart room. 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