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1Copyright Information
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3
4This material is from Marilee
5Hanson's Tudor England Collection at http://englishhistory.net/tudor.html,
6distributed with her permission (shown as below).
7
8
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10> From: Marilee Mongello <[email protected]>
11> Date: 4 May 2007 3:25:52 AM
12> To: Ian Witten <[email protected]>
13> Subject: Re: Tudor England Collection
14> Reply-To: [email protected]
15>
16> Mr Witten, forgive me for not replying sooner - I have serious spam
17> problems with my email address so it takes a while to sort through
18> everything to get to non-spam messages.
19>
20> It sounds like a wonderful project, and I certainly don't mind if
21> you use the materials from my site. You can use my name - Marilee
22> Hanson - when you credit the material and / or site.
23>
24> Good luck with your work, and please let me know if you need
25> anymore information.
26>
27> Take care,
28> -Marilee Hanson
29>
30> Ian Witten <[email protected]> wrote: Marilee, can you help me
31> with the request below that I sent you a
32> week ago? Do you need any more information?
33> cheers
34> ian
35>
36> Begin forwarded message:
37>
38> > From: Ian Witten
39> > Date: 23 April 2007 11:25:45 AM
40> > To: [email protected]
41> > Cc: Shaoqun Wu
42> > Subject: Tudor England Collection
43> >
44> > Marilee, this is an unusual request.
45> >
46> > I run the New Zealand Digital Library project (http://nzdl.org),
47> > and we have produced the Greenstone Digital Library Software
48> > (httip://greenstone.org) which is widely used around the world,
49> > particularly in developing countries, and is sponsored and
50> > supported by UNESCO. Greenstone is open source, distributed under
51> > the GNU General Public License. If you are interested in learning
52> > more about the project, a brief history appears at
53> >
54> > http://greenstonewiki.cs.waikato.ac.nz/wiki/gsdoc/others/
55> > Greenstone_history.htm
56> >
57> > We run training courses for the Greenstone software, and are
58> > producing a collection of Tutorial Exercises for people to use in
59> > training courses and for independent study. We seek interesting
60> > material to use as the basis for training exercises, and would like
61> > to use material from your Tudor England Collection for three of the
62> > exercises.
63> >
64> > You can see the exercises in draft form at
65> >
66> > http://greenstonewiki.cs.waikato.ac.nz/wiki/gsdoc/tutorial/en/
67> > large_html_collection.htm
68> > http://greenstonewiki.cs.waikato.ac.nz/wiki/gsdoc/tutorial/en/
69> > enhanced_html_collection.htm
70> > http://greenstonewiki.cs.waikato.ac.nz/wiki/gsdoc/tutorial/en/
71> > enhanced_html_collection.htm
72> > http://greenstonewiki.cs.waikato.ac.nz/wiki/gsdoc/tutorial/en/
73> > downloading_from_internet.htm
74> >
75> > ()there is a list of all the exercises at http://
76> > greenstonewiki.cs.waikato.ac.nz/wiki/index.php/Tutorial_exercises)
77> >
78> > I don't expect you will find these exercises very interesting! -- I
79> > am just giving you the context for my request. When students do the
80> > exercises, they end up producing a Greenstone collection like the
81> > one at
82> >
83> > http://www.nzdl.org/cgi-bin/library?a=p&p=about&c=tudor
84> >
85> > What I am asking for is permission from you to use this material
86> > from your website in our exercises, and also on a CD-ROM
87> > incorporating the Greenstone software that UNESCO will distribute
88> > freely in developing countries. All this stuff is given away for
89> > free; this is not a for-profit exercise (quite the reverse!)
90> >
91> > Ideally we would like a letter from you stating that it is OK for
92> > us to use the material in the way I have outlined, and distribute
93> > it freely. I would also like to know just how you would like the
94> > credits worded in the exercises at the above URLs.
95> >
96> > I realize that copyright is a very complex business -- and judging
97> > from your website I think you know more about it than I do -- but
98> > it would be nice to have some kind of letter stating that our
99> > intended use is OK. In fact, the people who produce the UNESCO CD-
100> > ROM may require documentation that we have permission to reproduce
101> > all the material on it.
102> >
103> > Looking forward to hearing from you
104> > ian
105> >
106> > Ian H. Witten
107> > Director, New Zealand Digital Library Project
108> >
109> >
110>
111>
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