August 15, 2005

By Judy Dahl

“Students often come to the university with a very relaxed attitude toward copyright issues in particular. Many feel there’s nothing wrong with copying music and sharing it across the Internet,” says David Wright, Ph.D., director of curriculum innovation and e-learning at the University of Dayton (UD). “Many don’t feel it’s an ethical or a legal problem." That’s one reason UD developed its “Policy on Fair, Responsible and Acceptable Use of Electronic Resources,” along with an online tutorial to help students understand it.

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