18 July 2020
FROM THE DESK OF LESLEY ELLEN HARRIS
In this special issue of the Canadian Copyright Communiqué, we share upcoming copyright and licensing education for Canadians.
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- Obtaining Permission: The Copyright Permissions Request eTutorial begins 16 September 2020. The time commitment is 10 hours over 2 weeks. $199 US. Canadians save 20% by using the promotional code MAPLELEAF. Course details. Register.
- Developing A Copyright Policy or Guidelines assignment eTutorial begins 1 October 2020. The time commitment is 8 to 12 hours over 4 weeks. $499 US. Canadians save 10% by using the promotional code MAPLELEAF. Course details. Register.
- 21 Virtual Ways to Build Copyright Awareness in Your Library or Organization eTutorial begins 4 November 2020. The time commitment is 10 hours over 2 weeks. $199 US. Canadians save 20% by using the promotional code MAPLELEAF. Course details. Register.
Back in 2021 …
- Certificate in Canadian Copyright Law is now closed for 2020. Email us if you’re interested in enrolling in 2021! And see the testimonial below about this program.
- Certificate in Licensing Digital Content is now closed for 2020. Email us if you’re interested in enrolling in 2021!
Available for Groups …
- Canadian Copyright Law eTutorial
- Defining Your Role as the Go-To Copyright Person (Canadian version)
- Contact us to arrange one of the above courses for your organization or other group.
All of our courses are eTutorials.
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Lesley
Lesley Ellen Harris
CEO, Copyrightlaws.com
The Canadian Copyright Communiqué is distributed for free by Lesley Ellen Harris, CEO of Copyrightlaws.com. The content of this message is for informational purposes only and should not be relied upon as legal advice; consult a lawyer should you need legal advice. Copyright 2020 Lesley Ellen Harris.
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