This is a great resource for the grad student, new academic, or seasoned scholar alike. There are many times when we come across puzzling situations regarding copyright law and permissions to post information, especially in the new digital age. This resource at Duke offers a good place to start seeking guidance when a copyright question comes up. They offer a "Scholarly Communications Toolkit" which has a flow-chart for decision-making when it comes to teaching materials. They also have templates for letters of permission for things such as: releasing a student's work, letter requesting copyright permission, and guest speaker release form.
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For those seasoned faculty members, you may think that you don't need such a resource. However, this website has a page dedicated solely to faculty authors.
The page is technically a blog, so you can subscribe to future posts.
Happy publishing!
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