Copyright
- WU Amendment to Publication Agreement (WUAPA) (PDF)
- Use this form to request retaining copyright to your work
This resource guide includes resources related to copyright. Please contact the Guide Editor if you have any questions or comments. Page last updated 13 December 2007. NOTE: The information as provided in this resource guide is not intended to serve as legal guidance or advice. Please contact the WU General Counsel's Office for advice on specific issues or situations.
Guide Editor: Cathy Sarli
Resources:
- Copyright for Authors
- Copyright for Faculty and Course Masters
- Digital Copyright
- Distance Education
- Electronic Reserves
- Fair Use
- Federal Agencies
- General Information
- Getting Permission
- Intellectual Property
- Washington University Resources
Copyright for Authors |
| Author Rights From Becker Library |
| Creative Commons--License Your Work |
| Scholar's Copyright Addendum Engine The Scholar's Copyright Addendum Engine will help you generate a PDF form that you can attach to a journal publisher's copyright agreement to ensure that you retain certain rights. |
| Sherpa-Romeo Use Sherpa-Romeo to locate publisher copyright transfer agreements including summaries of permissions. |
| SPARC Author Addendum |
| SPARC Brochure on Author Rights |
| SPARC Resources for Authors |
| WU Amendment to Publication Agreement Use this form to request retaining copyright to your work. |
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Copyright for Faculty and Course Masters |
| Campus Copyright Rights and Responsibilities: A Basic Guide to Policy Considerations Association of American Universities, Association of American University Presses, Association of Research Libraries, and Association of American Publishers |
| Know Your Copy Rights: Using Copyrighted Works in Academic Settings ARL - Association of Research Libraries |
| Reproduction of Copyrighted Works by Educators and Librarians U.S. Copyright Office |
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Digital Copyright |
| Copyright Issues in Digital Media U. S. Congressional Budget Office |
| Digital Future Coalition |
| Digital Rights Management ALA - American Library Association |
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Distance Education |
| Copyright and Digital Distance Education U.S. Copyright Office |
| Distance Education and the TEACH Act ALA - American Library Association |
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Electronic Reserves |
| Fair Use and Electronic Reserves ALA - American Library Association |
| The Campus Guide to Copyright Compliance for Academic Institutions Copyright Clearance Center |
| Using Content: Library Reserves Copyright Clearance Center |
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Fair Use |
| Copyright and Fair Use Stanford University |
| Fair Use Checklist Copyright Management Center |
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Federal Agencies |
| U. S. Copyright Office |
| U.S. Patent and Trademark Office |
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General Information |
| Frequently Asked Questions About Copyright Copyright Clearance Center |
| Public Domain Chart Cornell University |
| Timeline of the History of Copyright in the U.S. ALA - American Library Association |
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Getting Permission |
| Firms Out of Business (FOB) FOB aims to record information about printing and publishing firms, magazines, literary agencies and similar organizations which are no longer in existence. Where possible the entries in FOB identify successor organizations which might own any surviving rights. |
| How to Get Permission Copyright Clearance Center |
| How to Investigate the Copyright Status of a Work Copyright Clearance Center |
| WATCH WATCH is a database of copyright contacts for writers, artists, and prominent people in other creative fields. |
| When you Cannot get Permission: Dealing with the Dead End of a Copyright Quest Indiana University Copyright Management Center |
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Intellectual Property |
| Copyright and Intellectual Property ARL - Association of Research Libraries |
| The Internet and Intellectual Property: "Cease and Desist" Chilling Effects Clearinghouse |
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Washington University Resources |
| Copyright and Fair Use |
| Copyright Policy |
| Guidance for Faculty Regarding Reproducing Copyrighted Works for Use in Teaching |
| Intellectual Property Guidelines |
| Reporting Copyright Problems |
| Special Rules for Libraries and Archives |
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