Digital Services (DLC)
Smathers Libraries
University of Florida
P.O Box 117003
Gainesville, FL 32611 USA
P: 352.273.2900
F: 352.846.3702
UFDC@uflib.ufl.edu
An A B C, for Baby Patriots
Description: An A B C, for Baby Patriots, by Mary Frances Ames, 1899.Collection: Baldwin Library of Historical Children's Literature Digital Collection
Drew Field Echoes
Description: Newspaper published at the Drew Field Air Force Base in Tampa, Florida.Collection: Florida Digital Newspaper Library
Antique Maps, Historic Sanborn Maps, and Aerial Photography
Collection: Map & Imagery Library Digital Collections
Archie Carr and Sea Turtles
Description: Archie Carr attaching weather balloons to sea turtles.Collection: University Archives Photograph Collection
Alice in Wonderland
Collection:Baldwin Library of Historical Children's Literature Digital Collection
Alfred Browning Parker
Description: Alfred Browning Parker, architectural drawings, from the University of Florida Architecture ArchivesCollection: University of Florida Libraries Architecture Archives Collection
Digital Library Center & Copyright
Resources for Faculty & Students : General Information
General information on copyright is available from SPARC (Scholarly Publishing and Academic Resources Coalition), as well as on these pages. Key points to remember:
- Open Access articles and books are used and cited more often, resulting in a greater acknowledgment of work and impact for their authors
- As the author, you can retain your rights
- Even if you did not originally retain your rights, many publishers still allow you to openly share your materials through institutional archives, like the Institutional Repository @ UF, and there are easy resources for doing so. See how to contribute and share your research >
- The University of Florida Libraries are available to help with copyright questions.
Share Your Research
Use the Grant of Permissions to allow for Internet Distribution of your research through the Institutional Repository @ UF. The Grant of Permissions form still allows you to retain all copyright, while sharing your research with the world.
Resources for Faculty & Students
- Can I contribute my already published works?
- How can I contribute and share your research?
- Retrospective Dissertation Scanning Project
- AAUP on Copyright
- University of Florida General Counsel
Last modified: Thursday September 30 2010 lnt
