2. Content on the Web
Copy Right protection
-Not everything on the
internet is up for use.
Liability for Posting
infringing works
-Violating copyright can
cause many to get in
trouble, not just they
one who did it.
3. Fair Use
What is Fair Use?
-Understand licensed
materials, all items may
have different fair use
policies.
The Good Faith Fair Use
Defense
-Believing that fair use was
done correctly
4. Steps to Fair Use
First
-Is it protected?
Second: “If the work is protected,
has your campus already licensed
rights for you to use the work?”
Third: “Is the work available freely
on the open Web, and therefore
covered by an implied license?”
Fourth: “Has the owner of the work
used a Creative Commons license (or
similar) to give the public the right to
use the work in the way that you
would like to use it?”
“One step at a time until we shine.”
5. Steps to Fair Use (Cont.)
Fifth: “If you don't
have express or
implied rights, do
you want to exercise
one of the owner’s
exclusive rights?”
Sixth: “Is your use
exempt or excused
from liability for
infringement?”
6. The Four Fair Use Factors:
1.)What is the character of the use?
2.)What is the nature of the work
to be used?
3.)How much of the work will you
use?
4.)What effect would this use have
on the market for the original or for
permissions
if the use were widespread?
7. TEACH Act
“The TEACH Act
expands the scope of
educators' rights to
perform and display
works and to make the
copies integral to such
performances and
displays for digital
distance education,
making the rights closer
to those we have in
face-to-face teaching.”
Circumstances apply
8. Getting Permission
-Subscription license
- Electronic and photocopy
based transactional
permission services
Permission for?
Copyright Clearance Center
