Brackett Library

Project Resources

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Copyright Information
Citations
Project Areas
Tutorials

Copyright Information and Resources

Although we are glad to provide the following resources with information regarding copyright, Brackett Library does not have a fulltime copyright expert on staff.  Therefore, it is the responsibility of the individual user to ensure that use of any material falls within the appropriate copyright guidelines. 

A guiding rule?  When in doubt, ask permission from the creator or distributor of the information you wish to use. 

American Library Association Copyright Information

Columbia University Libraries' Copyright Advisory Office

Copyright Information Center, Cornell University

Crash Course in Copyright, University of Texas

Public Domain Chart, Cornell University 

United States Copyright Office

Help with Citations

NOTE:  During the summer of 2009, both APA and MLA made changes in recommended citation formats.  Please double-check all auto-generated citations for accuracy with current standards.  As always, communication with your teacher is essential.

The following sites will assist you in formatting citations for your research project.

APA guide from Purdue's Online Writing Lab

APA Style Blog from APA.org

APA tutorial from APA.org

Chicago/Turabian Quick Guide

EasyBib

  • Note:  EasyBib bibliography maker provides free generation of Works Cited lists in MLA format.  There is a charge for other citation formats.

MLA guide from Purdue's Online Writing Lab (updated to 2009 changes)

NoodleBib Express

  • Note: Use the NoodleBib Express link at the bottom of the center column to create citations in any format.

North Carolina State University Citation Builder

  • Note:  MLA formatting is updated to 7th edition.  APA formatting has not been updated to 6th edition.

University of Tenneessee, Knoxville's Citation Tutorial 

Project Areas

The library provides several areas for work on group projects and presentations.  The first floor of the library is used for group work and quiet conversation is encouraged. The Multi-Media Center is located on this floor and is available to make handouts for class use.

Although most of the second floor is reserved for quiet individual study, the front wall includes tables for group work and four group conference rooms, available of a first come, first served basis.  Two of these rooms are equipped with projectors to accommodate presentation preparation. VGA cables can be checked out at the circulation desk.