Copyright protects original works and provides exclusive rights to the creator. Works enter the public domain when copyright expires and can be used freely. Orphan works are protected by copyright but identifying the owner is difficult. Fair use allows limited use of copyrighted works for purposes such as teaching without permission as long as it does not harm the market for the original. The Teach Act extends fair use for educational uses. Getting permission from the copyright holder in writing is recommended when possible.

1. Copyright Crash Course April Canales-Perez EDTC 6340.66

2. Copyright Copyright is a form of protection for “original works of authorship” Photo courtesy of Alex Novoa Flickr.com

3. Public domain Works are no longer under copyright protection so just like a public restroom don’t ask just use it. Photo courtesy of Mark Giles Flickr.com

4. Orphan works Copyright act protects them Libraries are displaying more orphan works

5. Copyright law protects all works on the internet

9. Fair use factors What is the character of the use? How will it be used? How much will be used? What effect will it have?

11. Covers works an instructor uses during classPhoto courtesy of Schplook Flickr.com

13. Research to find copyright owners

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