Presentations

The Copyright Office staff gives presentations on copyright basics, Creative Commons, open access, data sharing, and scholarly communication. Call us to set up a talk with your group about copyright at the University.  Here are a few recent examples.

Sample Presentations

Basics | Creative Commons | Copyright & Data | Open Educational Resources

• May 10, 2012: Melissa Levine and Kristina Eden, Working with Publishers: From Manuscript to Contract and Beyond, Enriching Scholarship 2012
• May 9, 2012: Melissa Levine and Kristina Eden, Copyright Essentials, Enriching Scholarship 2012
• February 10, 2012: Melissa Levine and Bobby Glushko, Copyright and Collection Development, guest teaching for Karen Markey, UM School of Information.
• February 10, 2012: Melissa Levine, Digital Preservation and Copyright, guest teaching for Beth Yakel and Anthea Josais, UM School of Information, Practical Engagement Workshop in Digitial Preservation.
• January 23, 2012: Melissa Levine, Copyright for Integrative Projects, guest teaching for Michael Rodemer, UM School of Art and Design.
• October 6, 2011: Melissa Levine, Workshop on Movie Streaming Issues, 1-3 pm, Hatcher Gallery Lab (register at http://www.lib.umich.edu/exploratory).
• September 9, 2011: Melissa Levine, Teaching and Technology: Copyright, Fair Use, and Creative Commons, (session for preservice and middle and highschool teachers).
• August 10, 2011: Melissa Levine, Fair Use and Copyright Basics, LSA Administrators Steering Group with talk on August 15 for the full group.
• June 9th, 2011: Greg Grossmeier and Bobby Glushko are speaking at the Ann Arbor District Library on an Open Education Panel in conjunction with an exhibit on Benjamin Franklin.
• May 26th, 2011: Greg Grossmeier and Bobby Glushko are speaking at e-Cornucopia at Oakland University.