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    This document provides information about copyright and fair use for students. It defines copyright as laws that protect people's ideas and work by giving them credit. Fair use allows using portions of copyrighted work for commentary and criticism without permission. The document explains that students can use small portions of media, like 10% of a video, in their projects. It also outlines rules for fair use, such as giving credit and not altering intellectual property. In the conclusion, it emphasizes the importance of understanding and following copyright and fair use laws when using other people's work.

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    This document provides information about copyright and fair use for students. It defines copyright as laws that protect people's ideas and work by giving them credit. Fair use allows using portions of copyrighted work for commentary and criticism without permission. The document explains that students can use small portions of media, like 10% of a video, in their projects. It also outlines rules for fair use, such as giving credit and not altering intellectual property. In the conclusion, it emphasizes the importance of understanding and following copyright and fair use laws when using other people's work.

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    This document provides information about copyright and fair use for students. It defines copyright as laws that protect people's ideas and work by giving them credit. Fair use allows using portions of copyrighted work for commentary and criticism without permission. The document explains that students can use small portions of media, like 10% of a video, in their projects. It also outlines rules for fair use, such as giving credit and not altering intellectual property. In the conclusion, it emphasizes the importance of understanding and following copyright and fair use laws when using other people's work.

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    Copyright and Fair Use:

    A How-To for Students!


    Julia Cable and Corey Rabus
    February 17th, 2016

    Questions to think about for your work:


    How do I know if I am giving credit to people where credit is due?
    How do I know if I can use certain materials in my projects?
    How do I avoid stealing other peoples ideas?
    Due to Copyright and Fair Use Laws, there are ways we can avoid these problems!

    Copyright definition
    Copyright is a particular set of laws that help to protect peoples ideas and work.
    These laws are put into place to make sure that an individual gets to keep credit for
    their work.
    FUN FACT: Copyright laws were introduced to the American government in the
    Constitution in 1789!

    Copyright Image
    Why am I allowed to use this image in this presentation?

    I can use this image because images can be downloaded from the internet for
    student projects and teacher lessons - just like this one!

    Copyright Video
    What rules can we look at to understand that we are able to use this video in this
    presentation?

    We can look to copyright laws to tell us that we can use


    multimedia in projects but just as long as it is only 10
    percent or three minutes long (whichever is shorter)!

    Fair Use Definition


    According to Standford University Libraries, Fair use is a copyright principle
    based on the belief that the public is entitled to freely use portions of copyrighted
    materials for purposes of commentary and criticism.

    Confusing?!

    Well, in simpler terms, Fair Use means that you can use material if it is available to
    the public when used for appropriate circumstances!

    Fair Use Image


    The image to the right is available to us under Fair
    use. While we do not have specific permission to use
    it, it is widely available and we, as teachers, are
    using this particular photograph for educational
    purposes.

    Fair Use Video


    We can use this video under Fair use
    regulations because it is widely
    available and (in this case) is being
    used for both humor and education.

    What to know about Fair Use


    You cannot alter the IP in most cases.
    You must give credit for the IP.
    Include this statement somewhere in your work:
    "Portions of this presentation (or document, work, etc.) are used under Fair
    Use guidelines. Further duplication or distribution is prohibited."
    After two years you cannot use the work unless you get permission from the IP
    owner.

    Conclusion
    Make sure when you use your resources that you are using them legally!

    It is important to give credit where credit is due, so always be thinking of Copyright


    and Fair Use laws (Mostly because, well, its the law!).

    Are there any questions?

    This presentation incorporates copyrighted materials use under


    claim of Fair Use. Further Distribution Is Prohibited.

    References
    Copyright and Fair Use Guidelines for Teachers. (n.d.). Retrieved February 17, 2016, from
    https://unco.blackboard.com/bbcswebdav/pid-2880149-dt-content-rid-8155676_1/courses/ET247970_201630_22592/CopyrightChart.pdf
    Fair Use. (2013). Retrieved February 18, 2016, from http://fairuse.stanford.edu/overview/fair-use/
    Is it Fair Use? (n.d.). Retrieved February 17, 2016, from
    https://unco.blackboard.com/bbcswebdav/pid-2880149-dt-content-rid-8155689_1/courses/ET247970_201630_22592/FairUseDecisionTree.pdf

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    [photograph]http://premiersuiteslondon.eu/_asset/533/Tower_Bridge.jpg
    [photograph]http://www.indian-ed.org/about-sti/us-constitution/
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    http://untappedcities.com/2015/08/14/today-in-nyc-history-that-famous-kiss-on-vj-day-in-times-squar
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    Williams, M. K. (2009). Copyright and Fair Use. Retrieved February 17, 2016, from
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