Copy Rights and Fair Use Shaun Linger
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- Written by Shaun Linger
- You mean the 1980 XIII Olympics in New York?
- Gasps
- Whoa how cool, Mr. S is on skates!!!
- Heyyyy 8th graders! Who's ready for a history lesson on one of the most significant sports events EVER?!
- That is right skater girl!
- C'mon follow me
- I want to be an Olympian one day!
- A video sounds awesome!
- We are! Wootwooo what a fun unit!
- Lake Placid 1980
- But first we need to go over a few things called copy rights and fair use...
- Who's ready to watch a video called:The Miracle On Ice?!?
- Hmmm.. I've heard of fair play in baseball.. Wonder if that counts?
- Go ahead and gather your thoughts about what you know about copy rights and fair use!
- Copy Right Fair Use
- Copy right law protects your control over the creative work you make.
- Aren't they the same thing? I am confused...
- Copy Right Fair Use
- This means teachers can't use whatever they want, whenever they want!
- Great job students on researching copy rights and fair use information!
- Fair Use :1. School work/ Education2. News Reporting 3. Commenting4. Comedy or Parody
- Yea! There are certain guidelines teachers need to use depending on the material being borrowed.
- Copy Rights: 1. Check who owns it2. Get permission to use 3. Give credit 4. Buy it5. Use responsibly
- Your use of the material is for educational purposes only!
- Since this is a legally purchased DVD we are allowed to watch the WHOLE movie!
- Miracle on Ice
- Fair use!Fair use! Fair use!
- Remember students to always be cognitive of copy rights and fair use while working on your assignments! Or you could end up in deep water...
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