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Copyright protects authors, composers, and programmers from having their works reproduced without permission. If copyright is violated, the media specialist, teacher, or school district could be sued. There is confusion around what can be copied in the classroom versus the annex. Materials purchased by the school, personal materials, and materials from other teachers can be handled differently. Bulk copying is allowed for each course. Enlargements, clip art, and characters from companies like Disney require special consideration due to strict copyright protections. Specific copyright questions can be addressed by visiting the provided website.
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Copyright jdh
- 1. Copyright I Know You Are Stressed
- 2. Copyright No Problem I’m here to help
- 3. What is copyright? Copyright is the exclusive right that protects an author, composer, or programmer from having his or her “works” published, recorded, exhibited, translated, or reproduced by way of copies and other versions, except by permission. (Title 17, U.S. Code).
- 4. Who would be sued? Media specialist and/or teacher School district
- 5. Confusion? classroom to annex consider copyright consumables/workbooks
- 6. Jeff Davis High & Copyright How do I handle the following? school purchased materials personal materials materials that are given to you from friends or other teachers units
- 7. Can we copy in bulk for each course? Yes
- 8. Enlargements Clip art Characters Disney is one of the most aggressive businesses in protecting copyright.
- 9. Specific Questions Come and see me! http://public.doe.k12.ga.us/sia_as_library.aspx?PageReq=SIAASCopyCitations