The Martlet has weighed in on UVIC's change of heart regarding access copyright.
(previously reported on this blog - UVIC's earlier decision to leave the ACCESS copyright, along with many other Universities)
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Showing posts with label copyright. Show all posts
Showing posts with label copyright. Show all posts
Thursday, June 14, 2012
Monday, April 23, 2012
UVIC leaves Access Copyright, along with 35 other AUCC members
The Ring reports UVIC will not renew it's Access Copyright membership in 2012.
AUCC had negotiated a deal that would cost universities 26$ per full time student per year, replacing an old 10 cents per page cost for course packs. (UVic says it paid $3.38/student per year at the 10 cents per page rate). No doubt this would have ended up a fee transferred to students. (UVic decided to leave Access Copyright in December--at which time the price for Access was going to be $45/full time student).
Today, Michael Geist writes in the Tyee that several schools are breaking ranks with AUCC on how to deal with accessing copyrighted material in academia. Geist points out there is a trend toward creative commons licensing in academic journals, and many universities already pay for online journal access, making the course-pack style redundant.
Teaching classes? More details on UVIC copyright policies and changes are here.
AUCC had negotiated a deal that would cost universities 26$ per full time student per year, replacing an old 10 cents per page cost for course packs. (UVic says it paid $3.38/student per year at the 10 cents per page rate). No doubt this would have ended up a fee transferred to students. (UVic decided to leave Access Copyright in December--at which time the price for Access was going to be $45/full time student).
Today, Michael Geist writes in the Tyee that several schools are breaking ranks with AUCC on how to deal with accessing copyrighted material in academia. Geist points out there is a trend toward creative commons licensing in academic journals, and many universities already pay for online journal access, making the course-pack style redundant.
Teaching classes? More details on UVIC copyright policies and changes are here.
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AUCC,
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Michael Geist
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