[videolib] Advice needed for Copyright Leadership Certificate from Copyrightlaws.com

[Katrina Smith]

Hi everyone!
First time posting after a few months of gleaning much helpful information
about videos and copyright! I know that there are several copyright and law
experts here so I thought I'd ask about a copyright program. Please let me
know if my question is badly off-topic.

I'm considering asking my dean to sponsor three classes through Copyright
Leadership Certificate <http://Kindly, Katrina Smith Media Librarian Santa
Rosa Junior College 707 521 7927> for professional development. It's a big
ask for an adjunct and I would so appreciate any thoughts or experiences
folks have had for this type of online course.

Copyright experts: does this program/presenter look credible to you?
Is this type of course look like it could be specialized enough for my
media licensing, Section 108 needs? And possibly broadening to larger
copyright/fair use needs of the faculty/staff and students?

Off list responses ok.


Kindly,
Katrina Smith
Media Librarian
Santa Rosa Junior College <https://media.santarosa.edu/>

[d***@soundviewmediapartners.com]

Hi Katrina
I am not sure if I am reading your question correctly, but should your college want to go ahead with it, and I personally think such coursework is perfect in today’s climate, we offer a film that was originally broadcast on PBS Independent Lens that can serve the students quite well. It is entitled COPYRIGHT CRIMINALS and you can read about it, watch the trailer, etc. on our site at https://soundviewmediapartners.com/copyright-criminals/.

Should you have any questions, just drop me a note.

Dan

Dan Gurlitz
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Port Washington, NY 11050
917-402-0460
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www.soundviewmediapartners.com

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Subject: [videolib] Advice needed for Copyright Leadership Certificate from Copyrightlaws.com

Hi everyone!
First time posting after a few months of gleaning much helpful information about videos and copyright! I know that there are several copyright and law experts here so I thought I'd ask about a copyright program. Please let me know if my question is badly off-topic.

I'm considering asking my dean to sponsor three classes through Copyright Leadership Certificate<http://Kindly,%20%20Katrina%20Smith%20%20Media%20Librarian%20Santa%20Rosa%20Junior%20College%20%20707%20521%207927> for professional development. It's a big ask for an adjunct and I would so appreciate any thoughts or experiences folks have had for this type of online course.

Copyright experts: does this program/presenter look credible to you?
Is this type of course look like it could be specialized enough for my media licensing, Section 108 needs? And possibly broadening to larger copyright/fair use needs of the faculty/staff and students?

Off list responses ok.


Kindly,
Katrina Smith
Media Librarian
Santa Rosa Junior College<https://media.santarosa.edu/>

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[Katrina Smith]

Sorry: Here is the corrected link to Copyright Leadership Certificate on
Copyrightlaws.com
https://www.copyrightlaws.com/copyright-leadership-certificate-2018/

Post by Katrina Smith
Hi everyone!
First time posting after a few months of gleaning much helpful information
about videos and copyright! I know that there are several copyright and law
experts here so I thought I'd ask about a copyright program. Please let me
know if my question is badly off-topic.
I'm considering asking my dean to sponsor three classes through Copyright
Leadership Certificate for professional development. It's a big ask for
an adjunct and I would so appreciate any thoughts or experiences folks have
had for this type of online course.
Copyright experts: does this program/presenter look credible to you?
Is this type of course look like it could be specialized enough for my
media licensing, Section 108 needs? And possibly broadening to larger
copyright/fair use needs of the faculty/staff and students?
Off list responses ok.
Kindly,
Katrina Smith
Media Librarian
Santa Rosa Junior College <https://media.santarosa.edu/>

[Sarah E. McCleskey]

Dear Katrina,

If I were you I would do CopyrightX first. It will give you a solid grounding in the law, it is a fantastic course and they are currently accepting applications for the spring 2019 course (12 weeks). I know several of us on this list have completed the CopyrightX course and I can only say good things about it.

http://copyx.org/

Also it’s free. ☺

HTH,

Sarah

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On Thursday, November 8, 2018 at 9:26:40 AM UTC-8, Katrina Smith wrote:
Hi everyone!
First time posting after a few months of gleaning much helpful information about videos and copyright! I know that there are several copyright and law experts here so I thought I'd ask about a copyright program. Please let me know if my question is badly off-topic.

I'm considering asking my dean to sponsor three classes through Copyright Leadership Certificate for professional development. It's a big ask for an adjunct and I would so appreciate any thoughts or experiences folks have had for this type of online course.

Copyright experts: does this program/presenter look credible to you?
Is this type of course look like it could be specialized enough for my media licensing, Section 108 needs? And possibly broadening to larger copyright/fair use needs of the faculty/staff and students?

Off list responses ok.


Kindly,
Katrina Smith
Media Librarian
Santa Rosa Junior College<https://na01.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fmedia.santarosa.edu%2F&data=02%7C01%7Csarah.e.mccleskey%40hofstra.edu%7C0fb8ffd2b7d84062ba6a08d645a2cd1b%7Ce32fc43d7c6246d9b49fcd53ba8d9424%7C0%7C0%7C636772962867668272&sdata=A2J%2Bn4ZJi%2BxlXCOcKuDqIF9Bb6N7Olvn3XCYp7BAC7c%3D&reserved=0>

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[Andrew Horbal]

Hi Katrina,

I definite echo Sarah's recommendation to look into CopyrightX: I completed
the course a few years ago, and it was probably the single most enjoyable
and useful class I've ever taken! Two other professional development
opportunities to look into which may be cheaper than the one you asked
about are the Coursera MOOCs Copyright for Educators and Librarians
<https://www.coursera.org/learn/copyright-for-education> and Copyright for
Multimedia <https://www.coursera.org/learn/copyright-for-multimedia> by
Kevin Smith, Anne Gilliland, and Lisa Macklin, all noted experts in the
field. They are both great introductions to the topics in their titles
which we have incorporated into our copyright education efforts at the
University of Maryland. To return to your original question: I'm not
familiar with the program or presenters myself, but everything freely
available on the site looks legitimate! I don't see anything as closely
tailored to the needs you describe as the Copyright for Multimedia MOOC I
link to above, though.

Andy

On Thu, Nov 8, 2018 at 1:06 PM Sarah E. McCleskey <

Post by Sarah E. McCleskey
Dear Katrina,
If I were you I would do CopyrightX first. It will give you a solid
grounding in the law, it is a fantastic course and they are currently
accepting applications for the spring 2019 course (12 weeks). I know
several of us on this list have completed the CopyrightX course and I can
only say good things about it.
http://copyx.org/
Also it’s free. J
HTH,
Sarah
*Sent:* Thursday, November 8, 2018 12:51 PM
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Certificate from Copyrightlaws.com
EXTERNAL MESSAGE
Sorry: Here is the corrected link to Copyright Leadership Certificate on Copyrightlaws.com
https://www.copyrightlaws.com/copyright-leadership-certificate-2018/
Hi everyone!
First time posting after a few months of gleaning much helpful information
about videos and copyright! I know that there are several copyright and law
experts here so I thought I'd ask about a copyright program. Please let me
know if my question is badly off-topic.
I'm considering asking my dean to sponsor three classes through Copyright
Leadership Certificate for professional development. It's a big ask for an
adjunct and I would so appreciate any thoughts or experiences folks have
had for this type of online course.
Copyright experts: does this program/presenter look credible to you?
Is this type of course look like it could be specialized enough for my
media licensing, Section 108 needs? And possibly broadening to larger
copyright/fair use needs of the faculty/staff and students?
Off list responses ok.
Kindly,
Katrina Smith
Media Librarian
Santa Rosa Junior College
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[Katrina Smith]

A big thank you for posting replies to my question about copyright
courses. My administration was thrilled that there was an excellent (free)
option with excellent presenters.
It was a big relief to me professionally.

Katrina Smith
Media Librarian
Santa Rosa Junior College

Post by Andrew Horbal
Hi Katrina,
I definite echo Sarah's recommendation to look into CopyrightX: I
completed the course a few years ago, and it was probably the single most
enjoyable and useful class I've ever taken! Two other professional
development opportunities to look into which may be cheaper than the one
you asked about are the Coursera MOOCs Copyright for Educators and
Librarians <https://www.coursera.org/learn/copyright-for-education> and Copyright
for Multimedia <https://www.coursera.org/learn/copyright-for-multimedia>
by Kevin Smith, Anne Gilliland, and Lisa Macklin, all noted experts in the
field. They are both great introductions to the topics in their titles
which we have incorporated into our copyright education efforts at the
University of Maryland. To return to your original question: I'm not
familiar with the program or presenters myself, but everything freely
available on the site looks legitimate! I don't see anything as closely
tailored to the needs you describe as the Copyright for Multimedia MOOC I
link to above, though.
Andy

Post by Sarah E. McCleskey
Dear Katrina,
If I were you I would do CopyrightX first. It will give you a solid
grounding in the law, it is a fantastic course and they are currently
accepting applications for the spring 2019 course (12 weeks). I know
several of us on this list have completed the CopyrightX course and I can
only say good things about it.
http://copyx.org/
Also it’s free. J
HTH,
Sarah
*Sent:* Thursday, November 8, 2018 12:51 PM
*Subject:* [videolib] Re: Advice needed for Copyright Leadership
Certificate from Copyrightlaws.com
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Sorry: Here is the corrected link to Copyright Leadership Certificate on
Copyrightlaws.com
https://www.copyrightlaws.com/copyright-leadership-certificate-2018/
Hi everyone!
First time posting after a few months of gleaning much helpful
information about videos and copyright! I know that there are several
copyright and law experts here so I thought I'd ask about a copyright
program. Please let me know if my question is badly off-topic.
I'm considering asking my dean to sponsor three classes through Copyright
Leadership Certificate for professional development. It's a big ask for an
adjunct and I would so appreciate any thoughts or experiences folks have
had for this type of online course.
Copyright experts: does this program/presenter look credible to you?
Is this type of course look like it could be specialized enough for my
media licensing, Section 108 needs? And possibly broadening to larger
copyright/fair use needs of the faculty/staff and students?
Off list responses ok.
Kindly,
Katrina Smith
Media Librarian
Santa Rosa Junior College
<https://na01.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fmedia.santarosa.edu%2F&data=02%7C01%7Csarah.e.mccleskey%40hofstra.edu%7C0fb8ffd2b7d84062ba6a08d645a2cd1b%7Ce32fc43d7c6246d9b49fcd53ba8d9424%7C0%7C0%7C636772962867668272&sdata=A2J%2Bn4ZJi%2BxlXCOcKuDqIF9Bb6N7Olvn3XCYp7BAC7c%3D&reserved=0>
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