Opening Up Copyright – University of Alberta Libraries

These Opening Up Copyright (OUC) Instructional Modules are open educational resources.

If you are new to OUC, please see our module OUC: An Introduction, and if you are interested in introductory modules, try Introduction to Copyright and Working with Copyright.

Modules

Full Alphabetical List (38 modules)

Access Copyright v. York (14 min 29 s)

Alberta (Education) v. Access Copyright (7 min 42 s)

Applying Fair Dealing (10 min 22 s)

Asking Permission and Transactional Licences (5 min 50 s)

Berne and TRIPS Agreements (9 min 19 s)

CCH v. LSUC (10 min 31 s)

Collective Licensing Agencies and the Copyright Board (10 min 10 s)

— Le droit d’auteur dans le contexte M-12 (9 min 17 s)

Creating and Sharing Copyright-Protected Materials in the K-12 Context (7 min 15 s)

— La création et le partage de matériel protégé par le droit d’auteur dans le contexte de la M-12 (9 min 14 s)

Educational Institutions’ Policies and Practices (7 min 34 s)

Finding Open and Creative Commons Content (6 min 49 s)

History of Copyright (8 min 11 s)

Images (6 min 25 s)

Including Third-Party Content in Your Work (8 min 26 s)

Interlibrary Loan and Controlled Digital Lending (11 min 11 s)

Introduction to Copyright (7 min 54 s)

— Introduction au droit d’auteur (9 min 16 s)

Licensed Library Resources (6 min 55 s)

Makerspaces and Copyright (8 min 41 s)

Moral Rights (8 min 2 s)

Nintendo v. Go Cyber (6 min 40 s)

Open Licensing and Creative Commons (6 min 21 s)

Opening Up Copyright (OUC): An Introduction (7 min 41 s)

Other Types of IP (6 min 26 s)

Photocopying in the Library (12 min 11 s)

Public Domain (7 min 9 s)

Publishing Agreements (9 min 28 s)

SOCAN v. Bell (8 min 20 s)

Technological Protection Measures (Digital Locks) (7 min 16 s)

Theoretical Foundations for Copyright (7 min 16 s)

Working with Copyright (8 min 43 s)

Introductory Modules (4 modules)

Opening Up Copyright (OUC): An Introduction (7 min 41 s)

Introduction to Copyright (7 min 54 s)

— Introduction au droit d’auteur (9 min 16 s)

Working with Copyright (8 min 43 s)

Issues (9 modules)

— Le droit d’auteur dans le contexte M-12 (9 min 17 s)

History of Copyright (8 min 11 s)

Images (6 min 25 s)

Including Third-Party Content in Your Work (8 min 26 s)

Moral Rights (8 min 2 s)

Open Licensing and Creative Commons (6 min 21 s)

Other Types of IP (6 min 26 s)

Theoretical Foundations for Copyright (7 min 16 s)

Scenarios (15 modules)

Applying Fair Dealing (10 min 22 s)

Asking Permission and Transactional Licences (5 min 50 s)

Berne and TRIPS Agreements (9 min 19 s)

Collective Licensing Agencies and the Copyright Board (10 min 10 s)

Creating and Sharing Copyright-Protected Materials in the K-12 Context (7 min 15 s)

— La création et le partage de matériel protégé par le droit d’auteur dans le contexte de la M-12 (9 min 14 s)

Educational Institutions’ Policies and Practices (7 min 34 s)

Finding Open and Creative Commons Content (6 min 49 s)

Interlibrary Loan and Controlled Digital Lending (11 min 11 s)

Licensed Library Resources (6 min 55 s)

Makerspaces and Copyright (8 min 41 s)

Photocopying in the Library (12 min 11 s)

Public Domain (7 min 9 s)

Publishing Agreements (9 min 28 s)

Technological Protection Measures (Digital Locks) (7 min 16 s)

Jurisprudence (5 modules)

Access Copyright v. York (14 min 29 s)

Alberta (Education) v. Access Copyright (7 min 42 s)

CCH v. LSUC (10 min 31 s)

Nintendo v. Go Cyber (6 min 40 s)

SOCAN v. Bell (8 min 20 s)

Legislation (5 modules)

K-12 Context (2 modules)

Creating and Sharing Copyright-Protected Materials in the K-12 Context (7 min 15 s)

En français (3 modules)

Introduction au droit d’auteur (9 min 16 s)

Le droit d’auteur dans le contexte M-12 (9 min 17 s)

La création et le partage de matériel protégé par le droit d’auteur dans le contexte de la M-12 (9 min 14 s)

The Opening Up Copyright (OUC) module series is made available by the University of Alberta Copyright Office.

OUC modules have been produced with the assistance of funding at the University of Alberta through its Centre for Teaching and Learning’s Teaching and Learning Enhancement Fund (TLEF)(2017-21) and OER Grant Program (2020), and through a Support for the Advancement of Scholarship (SAS) grant (2021).

For an overview of the series, see the About page. To leave feedback regarding any modules or to tell us how OUC modules are being used, please contact us at ouc@ualberta.ca.

The OUC team has prepared a number of related presentations and journal articles. Find out more on our Scholarly Contributions page.

These instructional modules are not intended as legal advice. All OUC modules are made available under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0) International license.