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Copyright and Accessibility Concerns
Copyright-Related Links
Following are links to material located on the University of Texas System's Web site. These Web sites contain a wealth of information related to copyright issues. Although the material contains references to legal documents, the information is provided here as guidelines only.
Copyright: Fair Use Practices for Students (courtesy of TLMC, NDSU) - This document includes:
- A brief overview of copyright guidelines
- A lengthy list of copyright-friendly Web sites where you can find photos and music (Each Web site has its own rules, so please read.)
Accessibility Links
The Web is a precious commodity to more and more people as we become dependent on its information, connections, ease / handiness, and its ability to reach into the far corners of the globe. What the Web is NOT is accessible to every human - particularly those with disabilities. As a public institution, NDSU has a responsibility, both legally and ethically, to create accessible Web pages that all people can use.
Here are some links to information that will help you make your Web site accessible to all:
- Web Publishing and Accessibility from the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire's Online Help Collection
- Site Accessibility Resources - NDSU ITS Web Support Team
- WebXACT - A free online service that lets you test single pages of Web content for quality, accessibility and privacy issues
- Designing More Usable Web Sites (University of Wisconsin-Madison) - A large collection of links
- Quick Tips Reference Card (W3C, World Wide Web Consortium)