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What Scholars Need to Know about Permissions and Licensing

What Scholars Need to Know about Permissions and Licensing

Scholars must responsibly use and give attribution for copyrighted materials in their research and writing. Interpreting license agreements and terms of use, especially publisher restrictions around AI, is critical. In this workshop, you will practice identifying what needs permission and how to get and document it efficiently.

 

Related LibGuide: Scholarly Publishing and Visualization Hub by Jill Gregory

Date:
Tuesday, July 22nd, 2025
Time:
12:00pm - 12:45pm
Location:
Zoom (Online Meeting Room)
Categories:
Artificial Intelligence   Publishing Skills   Scholarly Communications   Scholarly Skills  

Registration is required.

This workshop is part of the Levy Library Scholarly Skills Series for researchers and learners to engage critically and confidently with scholarly practices in the age of AI. Whether you're creating figures for publication, verifying claims and citations, or navigating copyright and licensing, your library partners leading these sessions offers practical guidance at the intersection of technology, ethics, and scholarly integrity. 

Join us to sharpen your skills, track evolving standards, and enhance your scholarly work. 

Workshop Organizer

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Jill Gregory
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Kris Alpi

Associate Dean of Libraries and Information Sciences