Herron Art Library - Art Research Guide

Code of Best Practices in Fair Use for Academic and Research Libraries. Prepared by the Association of Research Libraries, along with the Center for Social Media at American University and the Program on Information Justice and Intellectual Property in American University’s Washington College of Law.

Fair Use codes and Best Practices for academic and research libraries, documentary films, online videos, poetry, OpenCourseWare, and dance-related materials.

Though the Copyright Advisory Office's central mission is to address the relationship between copyright law and the work of Columbia University, this site includes information on general copyright, fair use in education and research, libraries and copyright, copyright ownership, and permissions.

Questions and Answers: Copyright and Fair Use

IU's Copyright Resource Guide contains contacts, resources, and an FAQ regarding copyright at Indiana University.

Copyright rules simplified and presented in a visual manner from Stanford University Libraries.

The Committee on Intellectual Property (CIP) monitors and interprets copyright legislation for the benefit of CAA's (College Art Association) various constituencies. Resources presented here will answer your questions about intellectual property and inform your discussions and debates.

Resources providing guidance on the academic use of images