Readings on Research, Copyright, and Ethics (posted 9 September 2004)
Research on the Internet
- Finding Information on the Internet - This tutorial presents the substance of the Internet Workshops offered year-round by the Teaching Library at the University of California at Berkeley.
- Thinking Critically About WWW Resources - The World Wide Web has a lot to offer, but not all sources are equally valuable or reliable. Here are some points to consider when evaluating what you've found online.
Copyright Law and Interpretation
- Copyright Basics - Fair Use - A general introduction to the concept of Fair Use of copyrighted documents.
- What Copyright Protects - Good overview of what qualifies for copyright protection (and what doesn't).
- Web Pages and Copyright - What can you and can't you copyright about a web page?
- Creative Commons Licenses - Introduction to the Creative Commons licensing approach--which allows you to give up some, but not all, of your intellectual property rights.
Ethics and Academic Honesty
- Avoiding Plagiarism: Mastering the Art of Scholarship - A tutorial from UC Davis that clarifies what constitutes plagiarism, and shows proper vs improper citing methods.
- Plagiarism: What It Is, and How to Recognize and Avoid It - A similar resource from Indiana University
- IT Department Academic Dishonesty Policy
- RIT Academic Honesty Policy
Links From Other Weblogs (Trackbacks)
Trackback link from Introduction to Multimedia (Fall 2004)
Excerpt: Select a person, a technology or an event that played (or is playing) a significant role in the development of multimedia and/or the Internet. Be sure to select an appropriate topic; one where you can find sufficient resources--online and/or offline--t...
Read More: First Project: Short Research Paper
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