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Tag Archives: Academic Ethics
I’ll also ban travel to the United States.
Dear friends in the United States and elsewhere, With regret I need to inform you that I will not be able in good conscience to attend any academic or other events in the United States. Obviously, I also can’t consider … Continue reading
Is it OK to record conference presentations? Reconsidering “fair use” and electronic note-taking
Yours truly, a humble and stupid PhD student, recently committed an embarassing faux pas in a conference. While listening intently to a very interesting and relevant presentation in a packed plenary session, I was photographing the slides (thick with text … Continue reading
Posted in Wisdom of the Elders
Tagged Academic Ethics, Conferences, Copyright, Note-taking, Recording
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The unpublished notebooks of J. M. Korhonen 