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Distance Learning Resources
a guide for instructors 
Library Services Available to Distance Learning Instructors at
MCC
Contact Pam Czaja, Reference/Distance
Learning Librarian at (585) 292-2308 or by E-mail
pczaja@monroecc.edu
if you would like assistance with any of the following services to support
your MCC Hybrid, CourseSpace, or SUNY Learning Network (SLN) online courses.
- Identification of relevant web sites to support course
content and assignments. To view examples of web sites created
for various MCC online courses go to the MCC Libraries SUNY Learning Network (SLN) Course Web Links
page.
- Preparation of general & subject specific Library
research guides and
online tutorials.
- Identification of Library article databases
available to support course assignments.
- If you have documents such as PowerPoint
presentations, class notes, class syllabuses, solutions, video clips,
audio clips or articles that you would like your students to be able to
access from the Web, both on and off campus, Electronic Reserves is your
solution. To learn more about Electronic Reserves go to
http://ereserves.monroecc.edu/eres/default.aspx. If
you have any questions, please call the Brighton Campus Library
Circulation Desk at 292-2303.
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General Information on Distance Learning
- distance-educator.com
- A distance learning site established for professionals in 1995 which
presents news stories, research studies and surveys and other items
of interest to distance educators.
- Distance Education
Training Council - A non-profit association founded in 1926 to serve
as a clearinghouse for information about the field of distance education.
The Council also advocates for accreditation standards and ethical practices
within distance education programs.
- Distance
Education Clearinghouse - A site managed and maintained by the University
of Wisconsin-Extension which includes distance education information
from Wisconsin, national, and international sources.
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Online Distance Education Publications
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Copyright Information
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United States
Copyright Office - The Library of Congress - Presents an overview
of copyright basics including a link to the Summary of the Digital Millennium
Copyright Act of 1998.
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Copyright
and Fair Use - Stanford University Libraries - Provides web links
to additional copyright web sites, legal cases, organizations and associations,
and fair use issues regarding multimedia.
- Copyright Metro -
This online tutorial from Baruch College helps faculty to determine the
appropriate copyright guidelines to follow when using audio, images, and
audiovisual media in their courses.
- Resources
for Copyright Issues - Current copyright guidelines and legislation
in distance education. The links are compiled by the Distance Learning
Section of the Association of College & Research Libraries (ACRL).
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