Copyright

Transcript

1. WELCOME BACK! Sit tight. We’ll get started in just a bit.
2. Copyright & Your Course The Who, What, When, and How of What You Can Use
3. Objectives Describe the rights afforded to copyright owners. Discuss the four factors of fair use and apply them in scenarios. List sources of images that you can use in your online courses.
4. Disclaimer
6. Fundamental Principles of Copyright
7. Copyright law applies to nearly all creative and intellectual works. Works are protected automatically, without copyright notice or registration.
8. The Meaning of Copyright Ownership
9. may allow public, non-exclusive uses copyright expires owners hold specific (but not all) rights
10. What Copyright Protects
11. audio/ visual literature music sound recordings art architecture
12. What Copyright Does Not Protect
13. procedures, methods, systems ideas, concepts titles, names slogans, taglines familiar symbols standard information
14. Tip #1: Assume there is always a copyright.
15. Limitations of Copyright Laws
16. special formatting library archives educational use temporary copies
17. special formatting revised for use by individuals with disabilities library archives copies may be made for purposes of preservation educational use can be used for learning instruction or examination temporary copies backup copies of lawfully purchased products
18. educational use can be used for learning instruction or examination
19. What is fair use?
20. effect on the market purpose and character of use nature of the work amount of the work
21. WHO does it affect financially WHY education or commercial HOW factual or creative WHAT amount or portion
22. Tip #2: Understand the nuances of fair use.
23. The Biggies: Images & Videos
24. The TEACH Act
25. Tip #3: When in doubt, link or embed.
26. Tip #4: Do your research. Ask permission.
27. Time to consolidate!
28. QUESTION 1 Professor J wants to embed a two-minute clip on YouTube from the TV show “The Office” on a content page in her online course. Does this fall into the realm of fair use?
29. QUESTION 2 Professor P wants to use a photo from the collection on the U.S. History Images web site on a page in his online course. Does this fall into the realm of fair use?
30. QUESTION 3 Professor M wants to use a photocopied and scanned chapter from a book that she owns but has not assigned to her students. Does this fall into the realm of fair use?
31. Grab a pen and paper…
32. Wrapping Up Write three things you learned. Write two ways what you learned matters to your course development. Write one question you still have.
33. Thank You! See you soon!