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There are many resources available to help you as you explore copyright and the Creative Commons. Review the resources listed in the bibliography below to find out more about copyright, open access, and Creative Commons.

Copyright and Creative Commons Resources

Cornell University Copyright Support LibGuide
Resource guide providing information on a range of copyright issues.
U.S. Copyright Office Fair Use Case Search
The Case for Open Access
An article laying out the fundamentals for open access to cultural heritage.
About the Open Publication License
An article detailing the history of open content licensing and the reasons why they were replace by the CC licenses.
Open Licenses
An article defining the different Creative Commons licenses
Creative Commons FAQ
A Very Brief Introduction to Open Access
Creative Commons Cheat Sheet for Higher Education
From the abstract: “What folks working in higher education in the US need to know about Creative Commons licenses, the version of copyrights which most reflectsthe values of the academy.” by Jonathan Poritz
University of Washington Open Access Research Guide
Research Guide with information on OA, Scholarly Publishing, Digital Scholarship, and more.

Association of Research Libraries Best Practices

1. Use just what you need (duration, amount, access)

2. Give full attribution

3. Limit simultaneous access (one copy, one user)

4. Document and review

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University of Texas Libraries Fair Use Guide

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