UGC NET Paper 1 Mathematical Reasoning & Aptitude.pdf
Copyright Or Wrong Teacher
1. Copyright or Wrong? John Brim Instructional Technology Division North Carolina Department of Public Instruction
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6. Scenario – Online Pictures You find several pictures on a Web site, download them, and use them in your PowerPoint for your conference presentation.
13. Scenario – Online Pictures You find several pictures on a Web site, download them, and use them in your PowerPoint for your conference presentation. Is this a copyright violation?
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17. Scenario – Photocopying You make a copy of an article for everyone in your workshop session. Is this a copyright violation?
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Editor's Notes
Reproduction - making copies Adaptation - making changes Publication - presenting to public Performance - presenting to public Display - presenting to public
Synopsis from Carol Simpson’s book, Copyright for Schools: A Practical Guide, 4 th Ed. Purpose and Character of Use Nonprofit use Criticism, commentary, new reporting Nature of work Factual or creative Published or not published Amount of work used Essence of work Effect of use on market for or value of use Commercial use – transfer of money Sale of yearbooks, band concert videos, t-shirt with cartoon characters Misrepresentation – making it look like it’s yours What would happen if everyone did what you are doing? – cumulative effect
Violation Access or boot file is part of the program and there is no brevity provision in fair use for computer software
Violation Access or boot file is part of the program and there is no brevity provision in fair use for computer software
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