Category: pedagogy

  • Using Thinglink for teaching and student projects

    A few years ago we posted on an online tool called Thinglink, which facilitates the annotation of online images.  It’s got great potential for study pages and student projects so we thought it was worth re-visiting with these examples.  Instructors and students can get free accounts.  In addition to adding text annotations, you can add…

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  • CAA publishes Code of Best Practices in Fair Use for the Visual Arts

    The College Art Association (CAA) has published the Code of Best Practices in Fair Use for the Visual Arts, a set of principles addressing best practices in the fair use of copyrighted materials based on a consensus of opinion developed through discussions with visual-arts and legal professionals. Initiated by CAA in 2012, it will be…

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  • College Art Association advocates for Fair Use of images in education

    The College Art Association’s Advocacy blog posted news items relating to their continuing advocacy for image fair use in educational settings: CAA signed on a Petition to the US Copyright Office for Proposed Exemption Under 17 U.S.C. 1201 to the 1998 Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) for the use of audiovisual media by college and university…

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  • Comments sought for proposed UC Policy on Open Access draft

    The Provosts Task Force on Open Access is looking for comments on the Proposed New Draft UC Policy on Open Access: Additional Information and Frequently Asked Questions. The proposed new policy extends open access rights and responsibilities to all non-Senate members of the UC community who are authors of scholarly articles, non-Senate faculty, other academic…

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  • Webinar: Getting the most from LOC.gov

    The Library of Congress regularly offers webinars providing an interactive orientation to their vast online resources and services. For example, many records in their Prints and Photographs catalog include information on known publication restrictions and digital images that can be downloaded as large, high-resolution tiffs. The next offering of “Introducing loc.gov: Orientation and Research Strategies”…

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  • Propose an exhibiton for UCSB Library

    If you’ve ever come across items in UCSB’s Libraries that are visually arresting or would encourage engaging discussions, the UCSB Library Exhibitions Committee urges you to propose an exhibition. The Committee reviews submissions from UCSB students, faculty, employees, and affiliated organizations, especially proposals that support UCSB’s teaching and research mission or highlights the University’s curriculum, research,…

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