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I only just picked up on a useful series of webinars involving the copyright literacy people (Chris Morrison and Jane Secker) and hosted by the Association of Learning Technology. The theme is Copyright and online learning during the COVID-19 pandemic, and they cover a lot of useful information about resources, actions and reactions of key bodies such as the Copyright Licensing Agency, publishers allowing more access etc. 
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I gate-crashed a lecture on copyright that Naomi Korn gave at Edinburgh University. I’ve had an interest in copyright for as long as I have been working with open access and open educational resources, about ten years. I think I understand the basic concepts pretty well, but even so Naomi managed to catch a couple of misconceptions I held and also crystallised some ideas with well chosen examples.
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The home of Copyright Literacy. We publish research on the subject of copyright education or what we term 'copyright literacy'. We also promote and develop copyright games for students, librarians and academic staff and have a series of copyright publications.
We are Chris Morrison and Jane Secker and we are on a mission to make learning about copyright fun, engaging and empowering. Chris (@cbowiemorrison) is Copyright, Licensing and Policy Manager at the University of Kent and Jane (@jsecker) is Senior Lecturer in Educational Development at City, University of London. We are both members of the Universities UK / Guild HE Copyright Working Group.
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A great series of webinars with information professionals discussing and interpreting the new normal re free access to digital content and relaxation of copyright.