Web Publishing at UT Tyler

• Web Publishing Policies & Guidelines
  • Policies & Standards
  • Branding
  • Content, Ownership & Update Schedule
  • Privacy & Copyright
  • Accessibility & Usability
  • Web Addresses, Third Party Links & Commercial Sites
  • Template Requirements & Guidelines
  • Front Page Content
  • Duplicate Content
  • Site Architecture, Naming and Navigation
  • Links, File Names and Email Addresses
  • Updating Web Pages / Scheduling Reminders
  • Metadata
  • Page Size
  • Outside Content
  • Images & Graphics
  • Typography & Fonts
  • Time, Date & Phone Number Style
  • Student Organizations
  • Training, Styleguide & Best Practices
• New Template Styleguide
  • Best Practices
  • Writing for the Web
  • UT Tyler Style Guidelines
• Social Media Guidelines
• OU Campus Training Beginner
  • Logging In
  • OU Campus Password
  • OU Campus Navigation
  • Staging and Production Server
  • Checking Pages In and Out
  • Creating Ordered and Unordered Lists
  • Creating Links and Email Links
  • Editing Pages
  • Send for Approval
  • Logging Out
  • Glossary
  • Beginner OU Campus Powerpoint Training
    
  • New Template OU Campus Power Point Training
• OU Campus Training Advanced
  • Creating a New Page
  • Creating a Folder/Directory
  • Adding Images
  • Uploading Files
  • Deleting a File
  • Left-Side Navigation
  • Updating Faculty Pages
  • Page Check (links, spelling, accessibility)
  • Clean up Messy Code
  • Quick Search
  • Assets
  • Snippets
  • Schedule a Page to be Published / Reminders
  • Schedule a Page for Expiration/Replace
  • Publishing to Facebook and Twitter from OU Campus
  • Search Engine Optimization
• OU Campus New Features and Updates
• OU Campus Resources
• CMS Training for Old Template
• About The UT Tyler Site
• Contact Web Team

• UT Tyler
• Web Publishing at UT Tyler
• Copyright

UT Tyler Copyright Policy

Copyright Policy, Guidelines & Law, Digial Milenium Copyright Act (DMCA)

Digital Milennium Copyright Act

The Digital Millenium Copyright Act (DMCA) described as the most dramatic change to copyright law in a generation, was the 105th Congress's effort to update copyright law for the digital environment.

Under the DMCA, The University of Texas at Tyler reserves the right to terminate computing services of users who repeatedly infringe upon the rights of copyright owners.

For information about copyright, please see the UT Austin Copyright Crash Course.

Questions or comments about copyright limitations, violations, or the Digital Millennium Copyright Act legislation should be directed to:

Robin Kelly
rkelly@uttyler.edu
903.566-7061

Additional Copyright Resources

• United States Copyright Office
• Copyright Basics, from the United States Copyright Office (.pdf)
• Digital Millennium Copyright Act (.pdf)
• Designation by Service Provider of Agent for Notification of Claims of Infringement — DMCA
• Reproduction of Copyrighted Works by Educators and Librarians (.pdf)
• UT Libraries Crash Course