Electronic course materials. You may not post copyrighted materials on your course page without explicit permission from the publisher to do so. Under federal copyright law, no copyrighted work may be copied, published, disseminated, displayed, performed or played without permission of the copyright holder except in accordance with the fair use or licensed agreement. This includes music, movies and other copyrighted material. Both the individual and the institution are at risk, as are those in positions of responsibility who look the other way when excessive photocopying takes place.
Similar concerns apply to posting materials on a web page.
The KSG does not incur copyright fees if you direct your students to these Hollis sources. If you put URLs for on line articles in your syllabus, when students access the syllabus on line they can simply click on the URL and go directly to the resource containing that reading selection . Students can choose to read these materials on their computer or to print single copies of these materials. Email the students the URL for particular articles in newspapers such as the New York Times, Washington Post, etc. Please email comments and suggestions regarding this web site to our Web Administrator .