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Intellectual Property Symposium for Faculty |
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Managing Intellectual Property: What Faculty Need to Know to Publish and Teach in the Digital AgeWould you like to increase the impact of your scholarship? Are you concerned about using copyrighted materials in courses? Are you maintaining control of your own copyright as an author? Do you understand the new requirements for disseminating your research findings? These were among the topics addressed at a November symposium presented by the UCLA Library, Academic Senate, Office of Information Technology, Office of Intellectual Property, and Office of the Vice Chancellor, Research. TalksThe keynote address by James Hilton and talks by Gary E. Strong and Daniel Greenstein are available as streamed video. The text of Strong's remarks and PowerPoint presentations by Hilton and Greenstein are also available. Real Player, which can be downloaded for free, is required to watch the videos. Welcome and Introductory Remarks Keynote Address: "Copyright Myths and Realities" Scholarly Communication within the UC Context Notes from Breakout SessionsUsing Copyrighted Materials for Your Courses Managing Your Copyright As Authors Increasing the Impact of Your Scholarship Meeting New Requirements for Disseminating Your Research Findings Resource Fair HandoutsCourse Materials
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If you have questions or would like further information about the issues discussed at the symposium, please email or call 310.825.1201. |
