This guide and the resources included within are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International license, except as otherwise noted. Questions and requests may be directed to Meaghan Shannon, Copyright Librarian at Queen's University: meaghan.shannon@queensu.ca.
If copyright and copyright-related topics are of interest to you and your students and compliment the subject matter of your course at Queen's University, you are welcome to make arrangements for a class visit or guest lecture by contacting Meaghan Shannon, Copyright Librarian: meaghan.shannon@queensu.ca.
Class visits or guest lectures can be delivered in person, online, and whenever your class is scheduled, be it an early morning, afternoon, or evening class. Whether you have less than an hour or up to 3 hours of class time available, a class visit or guest lecture will include time for content delivery and questions from students. Content for a class visit or guest lecture will be developed specifically for your course and slides will be provided in advance for your review and so that they can be made available to your students. As such, please make arrangements for a class visit or guest lecture at least two weeks before the date that you have in mind.
Upcoming Class Visits/Guest Lectures
- Copyright for Visual Arts Students
Previous Class Visits/Guest Lectures
- Computing Ethics: Copyright & AI: Legalities and Legal Issues
- LAWS 468: Fair Dealing
- Fine Arts: Copyright for Artists
- Copyright & Photography
- Copyright for Broadcasters & Journalists
- New Media Production: Copyright & Creativity
- Copyright & Contracts
- BUSI 1047: Introduction to Copyright