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Christine Fruin
Title:
Scholarly Communication and Digital Projects Manager
Institution:
Atla
As an attorney and a librarian, Christine has worked for over a decade promoting access to and use of diverse collections through the utilization of fair use, open access, and responsible licensing.
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Copyright for Online Teaching
In this session, attendees will receive guidance on how to navigate these issues including the law of fair use and the various alternatives available to delivering copyrighted content online.
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Atla Open Press Announces Publication of “Information Literacy and Theological Librarianship: Theory & Praxis”
"Information Literacy and Theological Librarianship: Theory & Praxis" is a new open access book from Atla Open Press.
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Atla Digital Library Presents the Early Records of Philadelphia’s Oldest Congregations
Over 26,000 records of Philadelphia’s oldest congregations, ranging in date from 1708-1870, are now available in the Atla Digital Library, our portal for religion and theology digital collections.
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SCOOP: When Your Words are Your Work, Understanding the Work for Hire Doctrine
In this month's SCOOP, we discuss one of the often-misunderstood provisions of the U.S. Copyright Act, the copyright status of “works made for hire.”
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Notes from the Road: Reformed Presbyterian Theological Seminary and Duquesne University
Christine Fruin visits Institutional Members Reformed Presbyterian Theological Seminary and Duquesne University in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
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SCOOP: Students are Copyright Holders, Too
Who owns the copyright of a thesis or dissertation? Can students use their own previously published works in their thesis or dissertation? Find these answers and more in this month's SCOOP!
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SCOOP: Open and Equitable Scholarly Communication
This month's SCOOP reviews ACRL's report “Open and Equitable Scholarly Communications: Creating a More Inclusive Future," and the work Atla is doing to make scholarly communication open and equitable.
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Digital Spotlight: The Pinkasim Collection
We spotlight The National Library of Israel and their rare collection of communal ledgers from long-lost Jewish communities of Europe.
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SCOOP: Showing Movies in Class and on Campus
In this month's SCOOP, we answer your frequently asked questions regarding showing films in class or on campus for educational purposes.
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