Dear All It may be of interest to you. Regards, S M Pujar Chief Librarian IGIDR, Mumbai ================== ---------- Forwarded message --------- From: LIBLICENSE <liblicense@gmail.com> Date: Fri, Nov 4, 2022 at 5:18 AM Subject: CopyrightX: Libraries spring 2023 applications open To: <LIBLICENSE-L@listserv.crl.edu> From: Katie Zimmerman <kbzimmer@mit.edu> Date: Thu, 3 Nov 2022 14:06:22 +0000 Hello everyone, Applications are open to join the Spring 2023 class for CopyrightX: Libraries. CopyrightX: Libraries is an affiliate course of CopyrightX, designed specifically for librarians, archivists, and cultural institutions. It is taught by Katie Zimmerman, the Director of Copyright Strategy for the MIT Libraries, and Ana Enriquez, the Interim Head of the Office of Scholarly Communications and Copyright for Penn State University Libraries. If you or a colleague would like to expand your copyright knowledge, please consider applying! Applications are open until December 1 st; apply at this link <https://forms.gle/91Ry3Xya45ZUUFuH7>. Description of the course: What is CopyrightX: Libraries? • CopyrightX: Libraries is an affiliate course of Harvard’s CopyrightX and is open to library, archives, and museum staff everywhere. Participants will learn the essentials of US copyright law, theory, and practice with an emphasis on issues relevant to cultural institutions, alongside a cohort of professional colleagues. It is an entirely online 12-week course comprising pre-recorded lectures, readings, and weekly seminars. What sort of time commitment should I expect? • The class runs for 12 weeks. Each week, participants will watch an ~80-minute recorded lecture, read the assigned material, and attend a 90-minute synchronous discussion section conducted via audio and text chat. The average total time commitment over the 12 week course is ~ 5 hours/week. After the 12 week course there is an intensive law-school style exam, which you will have a four-day period to complete. To obtain a certificate of completion, participants must both pass the exam and attend at least 10 of the 12 weekly discussion sections. When will it be? • Synchronous online seminars will meet in timeslots on Fridays January 27th, 2023 – April 21, 2023. We will not meet on March 17, 2023. The final exam for the course will be administered over a four-day period in late April or early May (exact date tbd). Who will be in the class? • Participants will be library, archives, and museum staff from anywhere in the world who choose to apply. The aim is to get a diverse group of people from a wide range of backgrounds who share an interest in copyright as it applies to cultural institutions. Please feel free to contact me if you have questions about the course. Best regards, Katie Katie Zimmerman, JD, MLIS (pronouns: she/her) Director, Copyright Strategy MIT Libraries kbzimmer@mit.edu | NE36-6118 | 617.324.4871