Copyright and Author Rights

A blog post by David Welkowitz, attorney-advisor in the Library of Congress Office of the General Counsel."
"As the spread of COVID-19 causes schools—particularly colleges and universities—to switch to distance education, it is a good time to review an important part of the educational landscape: copyright. Don’t let the word copyright alarm you; copyright law actually has tools specifically intended for distance learning, along with other tools such as fair use..."

Library Copyright Experts have joined together to provide these resources for higher education, including college, research, community college, and special libraries...

This post covers Fair Use with consideration of how the COVID-19 crisis affects consideration of each of the four factors By Kyle K. Courtney, Harvard

This one is really for libraries serving patrons and covers 17 U.S.C. §108 “Limitations on exclusive rights: Reproduction by libraries and archives.” By Kyle K. Courtney, Harvard

UNLV-specific list of resources based on what's available to the UNLV community now. Compiled by Francesca Marineo, UNLV Teaching & Learning Librarian for Online Education

The list provides the information service provider (e.g. "Cengage") with their response including expanded access to resources. Compiled by library consortia and partners.