Title
Webpages on copyright in Canadian academic libraries
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
2008
Publication Title
Partnership: The Canadian Journal of Library and Information Practice and Research
Volume
3
Issue
2
Keywords
Copyright, Academic Libraries, Web, Policies, Education
Abstract
Academic libraries value the web as being a vital channel for communicating information and policies to their user community. Designing a webpage on copyright is a challenging task that requires a onsideration of the medium and the message. This article proposes a onceptual model and proactive approach for integrating policy objectives and goals into the development of a copyright webpage, based on key elements of the library's mission in the academic environment. To complement this theoretical approach, an analysis of Canadian academic library websites was conducted in order to gage the effectiveness of copyright webpages, in the Canadian legal context, as well as related design issues of visibility and access.
Recommended Citation
Horava, Tony. (2008). Webpages on copyright in Canadian academic libraries. Partnership: The Canadian Journal of Library and Information Practice and Research, 3 (2).
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