Wondering if you're accurately following copyright law when using copyrighted materials in the classroom? This online workshop will cover common in-person and online classroom activities and how you...

Open Access publishing fundamentally alters the way research is shared, ensuring that scholarly findings are freely accessible to a worldwide audience without financial or subscription barriers. This...

Ever wonder if it's okay to use an image in your course materials, publication, or conference presentation? This workshop will help you identify when it's okay to use images without permission. It...

Location: Ridley Auditorium, Loyola Notre Dame Library Registration not required but RSVP encouraged. Emily Martin is an acclaimed artist and educator, weaving personal narrative, timeless literary...

Are you a K-12 teacher or studying to be one? This workshop is for you! Understand how copyright law applies to common classroom activities and how you can ensure that you’re appropriately following c...

For as long as there has been a place called Maryland, there have been people whom we would today see as fitting within the LGBTQ+ community. As cities grew in the 19th century, newspapers began to...

Predatory publishing is an exploitive practice that deviates from standard scholarly publishing practices. Learn more about what the characteristics of a predatory publisher are and how to identify...

Are you planning on a career as an artist, photographer, graphic designer or other visual artist? This workshop will provide information on how copyright law will affect your work including who owns...

Hoping to reduce textbook costs for your students? This workshop will provide an introduction to open educational resources and information on how to locate and reuse existing OER materials.