| (Last updated: 11Jul2016) Please consult the Copyright
Review Form to determine whether submission of the Form for review prior to uploading course content will be required. If you submit a Copyright Review Form, Copyright Office staff will review the
course selections and advise on uploading selections to the LMS after their review is complete. Regardless of whether the submission of a Copyright Review Form is required, please follow the guidelines outlined below when posting course
materials to an LMS. |
| Guidelines
and Conditions |
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Adhere
to the percentages outlined in the University
of Alberta Copying Guidelines. |
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Rather
than reproduce and provide a copy of an
e-journal article or e-book accessible
through the UA Libraries, create a persistent
URL to the original source. Likewise
for content available on the open web. |
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Exercise
due diligence in ensuring the copy reproduced
is made from a lawful source. |
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Guard
against systematic, cumulative copying
from the same work over the course of
one term. |
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Limit
distribution to students enrolled in the
program. |
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Upload
readings to a secure learning management
system operated by and under the control
of the University. Ensure documents are
no longer accessible to students once
the course or series of courses it pertains
to has ended. |
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Provide a full citation of the work and the following statement on a page of the material, or otherwise associated with the copy, where it will be seen by the student before reading the selection: |
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“This
content has been reproduced and provided
or communicated pursuant to the University
of Alberta Fair Dealing Guidelines for use by students enrolled in the
course of study or training program
for which it was made. Any reproduction
or other use of this material is strictly
prohibited.”
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