RSI resource pack – copyright & open licence

Session Resource Pack

Whistle-stop tour of copyright and open licensing

2.35pm — 3.35pm
Stevenson Lecture Theatre, British Museum & Online

Cube shaped digital wall created with white light in a dark space.
Photo by fabio on Unsplash
guide-toolkit

Creating digital resources: GDPR, copyright and using open licences

A woman on a path taking a picture of the trees that surround it
Image courtesy of VisitBritain © Ben Selway
blog

The pros and cons of switching to free and open-source digital tools and software

Hand holding mobile phone taking photo of cliffs and seascape
Photo by Oscar Sutton on Unsplash
guide-toolkit

How do I gain permission to use other people’s material in my open licensed asset?

What do I need to do before I share personal data online?
 
guide-toolkit

What do I need to do before I share personal data online?

library shelves full of book with lights hanging down
Photo by 🇸🇮 Janko Ferlič on Unsplash
blog

How do I reuse articles and images I’ve shared before?

man green coat standing in an art gallery
Photo by Clem Onojeghuo on Unsplash
guide-toolkit

How do I know which items in our collection I can share online? A guide to copyright and sharing your collection online

green and white typewriter
Photo by Markus Winkler on Unsplash
blog

How do I find rights holders for content I want to share?

How do I gain permission to use in-copyright material on social media and websites?
© Naomi Korn Associates, 2022
guide-toolkit

How do I gain permission to use in-copyright material on social media and websites?

old computer with screen and floppy disc
Photo by bert b on Unsplash
guide-toolkit

Is the content I’m sharing online data protection compliant?

A file drawer with multicoloured paper folders packed tightly together is seen. One pink folder is in focus and pulled out slightly compared to the rest.
Image courtesy of Shutterstock©
blog

How can I ensure that personal data is protected when creating and sharing content online?

chest with old photographs in it
Photo by Roman Kraft on Unsplash
guide-toolkit

How do I share content ethically and legally online?

Painting of a little girl deep in thought holding a pencil to her mouth.
Image courtesy of Birmingham Museums Trust. CC0
blog

What do I need to know about open licensed assets?

A Pepsis heros, a species of insect native to Peru on a white background
Pepsis heros (Fabricius, 1798), The Trustees of the Natural History Museum, London, CC BY 4.0
guide-toolkit

Working With Open Licences: A Guide For Projects

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