This document reviews a copyright slides presentation. It summarizes that while the presentation covered important topics like fair use and the Teach Act, the objectives were not clearly stated. Additionally, the font size, color scheme, and some pictures distracted from the content. Suggested improvements included splitting content over multiple slides for clarity, using more elaboration in some areas, and fixing readability issues. In summary, with some modifications to address readability and content organization, the presentation could be an effective training tool.

1. Copyright Slides Review
Melissa Derby
IX535
Dr. Lyndon Godsall
Kaplan University
November 5

2. Objective
• To teach you a little about copyright
• To teach about Fair use and the Teach Act

3. Is the Objective Clear
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Not really
Slides tell you a basic concept of what is to be done
Objectives are implied but not seen clearly
One must Assume the objectives based on the outcomes to occur

4. Are Objectives Achieved?
• Yes and No
• Copyright
• Basic terms the views of copyright are seen
• Learn salient points such as five exclusive rights
• Fair Use:
• Learn what it is
• Learn what to avoid

5. Are Objectives Achieved?
• Teach Act
• Main focus of presentation
• Learn what is
• Learn the do’s and don’ts

6. Ineffective
• Pictures: do not go with the materials being presented. Should attract attention and help
keep the topic in the mind. For Example: a golfer putting has no connection to what will be
covered.
• Colour: not well chosen. It detracts for the slides and takes away from what is trying to be
said.
• Font: difficult to read the slides. With the colour scheme makes near impossible to read.
• Remember Addage KISS: some areas this done well but others more explanation needed so
readers are not confused
• Teach Act slide on dos and don’ts needs to be two slides for to busy

7. Effective
• Emphasis: When important areas the emphasis is well done.
• Example: five exclusive rights
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Remembers who the reader is
Avoids the use of too many Jargons
White space: appropriate
Information on five exclusive rights
Information on Fair Use

8. Useful as a training tool?
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Yes and No
Fair use: useful tells what can be done and not done
Copyright: five exclusive rights is but rest needs more clarification
Teach act: Yes helps to see what can and cannot be done

9. Most glaring mistakes
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Font: cannot read the slides
Colour scheme: makes difficult to see the content
Pictures: not helpful
Content: needs to be two slides in some areas and in others more elaborate
• Example: Teaching Act do’s and don’ts two slides
• Fair use considerations: two slides
• Copyright more information

10. In summary
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Could be highly effective if changes made
Fair use and teach act good tools to learn from
Copyright area needs some tweaking
Five Exclusive rights good to know

11. Reference
• Stimson. How to write & Prepare training materials. 2002. Kogan Page:
London.