The document summarizes key concepts regarding copyright including that better tools have been developed to identify works in the public domain. It discusses orphan works that lack ownership information and implied versus express licenses for web content. It outlines penalties for infringement up to $150,000 for willful acts. It provides questions to consider regarding copyright permission and the four factor fair use test. The document was created by Georgina Salas for an education technology course.

1. Copyright crash course by: Georgina Salas EDTC6340.65

3. Public domain Better tools developed to ID works We blog,post, and share about discoveries for others to build on.

4. Orphan works Lack sufficient information to identify their owners.

5. Web content

6. Implied vs Express Boundaries are vague Vital to the operation of internet Not as good as express licenses Detailed of what rights the author of a work wants people to have Can attach a Creative Commons license

7. Infringing works

8. Infringement Penalties are harsh Award up to $150,00 for willful infringement

9. 3 questions for copyright permission Is the work protected? Has your campus licensed the right to use the work? Is the work available freely on the open Web?

10. Questions to ask yourself

12. Four factor fair use test What is the character of the use? What is the nature of the work to be used? How much of the work will you use? What effect would this use have on the market?

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