copyright

General Copyright Information

Unless otherwise noted, IEA holds the copyright on all materials published by the alliance, whether in print or electronic form. In certain cases the work remains the intellectual property of the individual author(s). These are noted where appropriate. In general, permission to copy or disseminate IEA materials, either print or electronic, is granted if the following conditions are met:

4copies are not made or distributed for commercial advantage

4the IEA copyright and its date appear on the reproduced materials

4notice is given that copying is by permission of the IEA

To disseminate otherwise, or to republish, requires written permission.

Linking to the IEA Web Site

When referring to pages on the IEA Web site from another Web site, please link to the Web page from which individual files are linked, rather than to the individual files themselves (including but not limited to PDFs, PowerPoints, word processed documents or graphics). Such files should never be linked to or copied from the IEA server for use on another site.

Permission is never needed to link to pages on the IEA Web site. We appreciate that you find value in our site and that you encourage others to use it by linking to our materials.

Special Circumstances

Conference Presentations
Papers that have been presented at IEA or IEA-affiliated events are the intellectual property of the presenters/authors, even though they are published on the IEA Web site.

Permission to print or disseminate all or part of such papers is granted provided that the copies are not made or distributed for commercial advantage and that the title and authors of the paper appear on the printouts. To copy or disseminate otherwise, or to republish in any form, requires written permission from the authors.
Publications
Authors retain the copyright to their intellectual content, with the IEA owning the copyright to the presentation, whether as a journal article, a book, or a monograph;

Authors retain the right to publish their material elsewhere, and others may freely distribute it in electronic form, providing the original publication is acknowledged;

The IEA has the right to edit the material to meet the association's standards.

Information Resources Library

Intellectual Property:
All materials in the Information Resources Library are the intellectual property of their contributing authors or institutions. These materials may be used for educational and other non-commercial purposes. To use otherwise requires permission from the individual author or contributing campus.

Submissions to the Library:
The Library is a digital collection, accepting only submissions in the electronic format. If your resource is already available online, we can point to the URL from our library. If you would like us to put your document on our Web site:

4Provide us with an electronic copy (word processing format, PDF, or HTML)
4Complete the copyright release
4email your document and the copyright release to: submit@aweduserve.org

Copyright Release

DOCUMENT: I hereby acknowledge and agree that the IEA shall have the right to make the above document available online through the IEA Information Resources Library. I also acknowledge that the IEA has the right to modify the format of the submission (leaving the content intact) if necessary to facilitate the various distribution mechanisms.

Signature:________________________________________________

The IEA Name and Logo

Use of the IEA name or logo in any form is not allowed without permission.

When referring to the IEA, the full written name should appear along side, as it appears here; The Intercultural Education Alliance (IEA)

If you need to describe the association, please use one of the following:

The Intercultural Education Alliance (IEA) is a nonprofit association whose mission is to advance higher education by promoting networking and collaboration through the intelligent use of information technology.

The Intercultural Education Alliance (IEA) is a nonprofit association whose mission is to advance higher education by promoting networking and collaboration through the intelligent use of information technology. Membership is open to institutions of higher education, corporations serving the higher education information technology market, and other related associations and organizations. IEA programs include international collaborations, print and electronic publications, technology integration initiatives, research, awards for leadership and exemplary practices, and a wealth of online information services. The IEA encourages membership of any institution of higher learning and corporate supporters that can help facilitate the goals of member institutions. The IEA has offices in the United States, and Finland. Detailed information about membership and alliance programs and services is available through the IEA Web site at http://www.aweduserve.org/iea/.