Webinar Recording: “Standardized Rights Statements 101”

The video embedded below was recorded on July 22, 2020 and shared on YouTube earlier this week.

Webinar Title: Standardized Rights Statements 101

From the Digital Public Library of America (DPLA) (via YouTube):

Curious about standardized rights statements? Want to learn how to apply them to your digital collection? Join the DPLA Rights Statements Working Group for Standardized Rights Statements 101. RightsStatements.org statements are a simple, standardized system of labels that more clearly communicate the copyright and re-use status of digital objects to the public. Adding these labels to your digital collections will improve usability and access for users. Presenters for this webinar will include members of the DPLA Rights Statements Working Group, many of whom are currently implementing rights statements for the collections they manage. They will share their expertise and experiences, as well as a wide range of resources for implementation

Presenters

• Shaneé Yvette Murrain, Digital Public Library of America
• Julia Simic, Assistant Head, Digital Scholarship Services, University of Oregon Libraries
• Greg Cram, Director of Copyright, Permissions, and Information Policy, New York Public Library
• Wendy Gogel, Manager of Digital Content and Projects, Harvard Library
• Gabe Galson, Technology Projects Librarian, Temple University Libraries
• Molly Huber, Outreach Coordinator, Minnesota Digital Library, University of Minnesota

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