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Скачать презентацию a af SMF Amsterdam February 10 2009
Скачать презентацию a af SMF Amsterdam February 10 2009
a af SMF Amsterdam – February 10, 2009 Alternate Formats Project Feasibility Study
a af Project Goal Determine the feasibility of a digital repository and licensing solution for K -12 resources, designed to improve the availability of alternate format resources for Canadian students with perceptual disabilities.
a af The Need 8 to 12% of Canadian students have a documented disability making it hard for them to use standard format resources.
a af The Need The Canadian Copyright Act, Section 32(1) says that a person or a non-profit, at the request of a person with a perceptual disability, can reformat copyright-protected works for the use of the disabled individual without infringing, as long as the alternate format is not commercially available.
a af Perceptual Disability According to the CCA, this includes sight impairment, difficulty holding a book, and impairment relating to comprehension.
a af The Proposed Solution A Digital Repository and Licensing Solution for Alternate Formats would: l improve the accessibility of resources for these students, l reduce duplication of effort by provinces, teachers, nonprofits, and rightsholders, l clarify rights issues under agreed terms, to the benefit of both users and rightsholders.
a af l Accessible to affiliated rightsholders and authorized users, by agreement
a af l A true contentdelivery system
a af l A hub for user-to-user file exchange l Reduces expense for users, generates appropriate revenue for rightsholders
a af l Non-exclusive
a af l Voluntary
a af l l Format neutral Built for a 10 -year minimum lifespan
a af How it Might Work Built on Access Copyright’s Digital Repository and RMS.
a af Affiliated rightsholders upload files in recommended formats (accessible PDF, XML, Word), enable for a©af, and set rate.
a af Authorized users download files for agreed uses at agreed rates.
a af Proposed Features Searchable by: l l l l title author subject grade level province ISBN copyright date file type
a af Recommended rate: l 1/5 of standard format price, per student per year. l No requirement to buy a standard-format copy of the resource.
a af Authorized users create and upload alternate format versions, enabled for download by system administrators.
a af System secured by user agreement, login, password, dynamic generation of URLs for download, and digital copyright stamp. No additional TPMs. Delivery to qualified students allowed by multiple methods, including USB drive, secure server, direct download.
a af Tracking, logging, and reporting of all requests, downloads, uploads, and purchases available to users and publishers.
a af Clear statement of permission granted and delivered automatically for all standard uses.
a af On-line how-to guide.
a af Participant wiki for improving on-line guide
a af Allows posting comments and ratings
a af Redirection to commercial sites for commercially available resources.
a af Direction to authorized conversion services.
a af File preview before download.
a af Training for users
a af Technical support
a af Bulletins
a af Alternate format production advice and referrals
a af Monitoring through annual schools survey
a af Opportunities for l l l l a af An opportunity for service to perceptually disabled K-12 students. A downstream opportunity to extend beyond K to 12. Cost recovery. Help resolve potentially infringing practices. End a cumbersome reliance on standard-format purchases as a “key” to alternate formats. Reduce wait times and duplication of effort. Improve Access Copyright’s reputation.
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