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Asking Permission and Transactional Licences

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Modules

  • Access Copyright v. York
  • Alberta (Education) v. Access Copyright
  • Applying Fair Dealing
  • Asking Permission and Transactional Licences
  • Berne and TRIPS Agreements
  • CCH v. LSUC
  • Collective Licensing Agencies and the Copyright Board
  • Copyright in the K-12 Context
  • Creating and Sharing Copyright Protected Materials in the K-12 Context
  • Educational Institutions’ Policies and Practices
  • Finding Open and Creative Commons Content
  • History of Copyright
  • Images
  • Including Third Party Content in Your Work
  • Interlibrary Loan and Controlled Digital Lending
  • Licensed Library Resources
  • Makerspaces and Copyright
  • Moral Rights
  • Nintendo v. Go Cyber
  • Open Licensing and Creative Commons
  • Other Types of IP
  • Photocopying in the Library
  • Public Domain
  • Publishing Agreements
  • Section 3: Copyright in Works
  • Section 13: Ownership of Copyright
  • Sections 29.4 – 30.03: Educational Institution Exceptions
  • Section 29: Fair Dealing
  • Section 41: Technological Protection Measures
  • SOCAN v. Bell
  • Technological Protection Measures (Digital Locks)
  • Theoretical Foundations for Copyright
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