One of the major themes behind this web site, is the idea of students using information as a raw material for constructing new and unique information products. However, before using Internet-based resources (and information from other sources), the information construction worker must address issues related to the ownership of intellectual materials.

The titles to the right link to a variety of sites related to copyright, fair use, and citing Internet resources.

 
• Copyright in an Electronic Environment 
• Report on Copyright and Digital Distance Learning (pdf)
• Keeping it Legal by Jamie McKenzie 
• Fair Use in the Electronic Age: Serving the Public Interest 
• Fair Use Test 
• Citing Internet Resources -- from Classroom Connect 
• MLA-Style Citations of Electronic Sources