When choosing resources to post online, you will need to comply with copyright regulations.
See the boxes below for details and contact the librarian with any questions.
Fair Dealing allows the use of copyright-protected works without permission in some circumstances.
The Canadian Copyright Act helps determine Fair Dealing. Educational uses may be included in Fair Dealing, but there are limits, including on the amount of a work that may be used.
If Adler doesn't own a resource that you want to include, see the information on the Copyright Clearance Center before considering Fair Dealing.
This includes:
Copyright Clearance Center's RightFind Academic:
Adler University has an Annual Academic License with Copyright Clearance Center's RightFind that provides us with usage rights for some books and periodicals.
You can search for publications in several different ways:
When you search for a title, Annual Copyright License coverage is shown to the right of the search results:
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This means the type of use selected is covered under our Annual Copyright License.
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Clicking on View more uses will open a page with further explanation about those types of uses.
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This means the type of use selected includes special terms from the copyright holder. To view the special terms associated with the publication, simply click the "TERMS" link.
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