Copyright+Resources

Below are some 'Net' resources which you may find useful in educating yourself about Canadian Copyright.

For readers interested in keeping current on copyright developments in the blogosphere, I would point to following sites:

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Canadian copyright law is governed by the Copyright Act, which protects original literary, artistic, musical and dramatic works. The Copyright act is current to December, 2010.

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Where else can a educator find information on Canadian copyright and how it applies?

The following websites contain information on Canadian copyright and how it applies to teachers in the public school boards across Canada.

[|Access Copyright Canada]

[|Canadian Copyright for Teachers]

[|Council of Ministers of Education Canada]

[|Educational Rights Collective of Canada]

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Other Copyright Websites

 * Copying RightA guide for Canada's universities to copyright, fair dealing, and collective licensing. Prepared by the Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada (AUCC) and the Canadian Association of Research Libraries (CARL).
 * Copyright ActThe complete Act, as found on the Department of Justice website.
 * Copyright Matters!Published by the Council of Ministers of Education in Canada, this booklet gives teachers user-friendly information about copyright law and copyright collectives, and how they relate to the use of resources on school premises.
 * [|Copyright Regulations]The Regulations enforced under the Copyright Act, from the Department of Justice website.
 * CopyrightsInformation about copyright in Canada, from the Canadian Intellectual Property Office (Industry Canada).

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