RE: [Videolib] labeling of home use videos

Feinland, Robin (feinland@lesley.edu)
Thu, 31 Aug 2006 16:26:08 -0400

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Thanks so much everyone, for all your helpful replies!=20

Seems people are handling this in a few different ways. I do realize =
that these videos can be shown in classes at the college, as well as =
viewed at home, but because most of our videos have PPR, and can be used =
in other ways, we need to be clear about those titles that can ONLY be =
used in face-to-face teaching or home viewing situations.

Thanks again everyone. I sure appreciate your input!

If anyone would like to offer more info or suggestions, please also feel =
free to email me directly.

Robin

Robin G. Feinland
Media Resources Specialist
Ludcke Library
Lesley University
30 Mellen Street
Cambridge, MA 02138
phone: 617-349-8863
email: feinland@lesley.edu

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> No one has yet mentioned (to my knowledge) fair use of these videos =
under copyright. As long as the videos are being used in a classroom as =
part of the curriculum in face-to-face teaching, even "private home use =
only" videos may be shown in educational institutions. For that reason, =
we don't put any labels at all on our videos. We continually reiterate =
to our librarians and teachers/principals the importance of using videos =
only for instruction. For the most part, they seem to follow the rules.
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> Kevin S. Roe
> Supervisor, Media Processing
> Fort Wayne Community Schools
> 1511 Catalpa St.
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> Kevin.Roe@fwcs.k12.in.us
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[mailto:owner-videolib@lists.berkeley.edu] On Behalf Of Feinland, Robin
> Sent: Wednesday, August 30, 2006 4:56 PM
> To: videolib@lists.berkeley.edu
> Subject: [Videolib] labeling of home use videos
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> Hi all,=20
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> We are just starting to add more "home use only videos" to our =
collection and wondered about language and labeling others might be =
using (if any) for these in academic libraries. Do you label the videos =
themselves with any special wording so that faculty and students know =
they are home use only videos (vs. PPR) and understand how they can be =
viewed/shown? Do you have wording in your online catalog? =20
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> Robin G. Feinland=20
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RE: [Videolib] labeling of home use videos

Thanks so much = everyone, for all your helpful replies!

Seems people are = handling this in a few different ways. I do realize that these videos = can be shown in classes at the college, as well as viewed at home, but = because most of our videos have PPR, and can be used in other ways, we = need to be clear about those titles that can ONLY be used in = face-to-face teaching or home viewing situations.

Thanks again = everyone. I sure appreciate your input!

If anyone would like = to offer more info or suggestions, please also feel free to email me = directly.


Robin

Robin G. Feinland
Media Resources Specialist
Ludcke Library
Lesley University
30 Mellen Street
Cambridge, MA 02138
phone: 617-349-8863
email: feinland@lesley.edu

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