1. Creations of the Mind (WIPO)

2.  Copyright  Trademarks  Patents

3. Pertains to “expression”  Words (literary, scientific, drama)  Art (sculptures, photography)  Sound (scores, recordings)  Movement (dance, movies)  Design (architecture, software)

4.  Copy/Reproduce  Distribution  Adaptation  Display  Performance

5.  Education  Research  Criticism  Parody  News Reporting  Personal Use

6.  Purpose & Character of Use  Nature of Work  Amount and Substantiality of Copying  Market Effect

7.  Enacted in 2002  Provisions for educators  Allowance for display and performance of material for Distance Learning needs (eliminates “face-to-face” requirement)

8.  NIH-Funded Research Manuscript Submission http://publicaccess.nih.gov http://publicaccess.nih.gov

9.  Limited/unlimited access to publications for education, research, and the public good  Developing trend: requirement by organizations funding scientific research for knowledge dissemination

10.  Can I use it if I cite it and give the author proper credit?  Can I use it since I was able to find it on the Internet?  Is it alright since it is educational?

11. United State Copyright Office http://www.copyright.gov/ University of Texas Copyright Crash Course http://copyright.lib.utexas.edu/ http://copyright.lib.utexas.edu/ Columbia University Copyright Advisory Office http://copyright.columbia.edu/copyright/ Stanford University Copyright & Fair Use http://fairuse.stanford.edu/

12. Esther Y. Dell, AMLS, AHIP George T. Harrell Health Sciences Library Penn State Hershey eyd1@psu.edu (717) 531-8633