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Fair Use Rights and Defenses for Students in Online Learning Environments

Fair Use Rights and Defenses for Students in Online Learning Environments

Title:Fair Use Rights and Defenses for Students in Online Learning Environments (ID: SWR0421)
Author(s):Rosalie Lopez (Law Office of Rosalie Lopez, P.C.)
Topics:Copyright Act of 1976, Copyright Infringement, DMCA, Fair Use
Origin:Southwest Regional Conferences (2004)
Type:Articles, Papers, and Reports
Abstract:To support their students while protecting their institutions, instructors must understand the parameters of what is permitted use versus what is infringement with respect to copyrighted material accessible from online venues. Fair use rights and defenses under the Copyright Act, Digital Millennium Copyright Act, and other laws will be discussed.
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