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1. The document outlines a course on quick and easy web design that covers integrating documents, finding and creating images, copyright law, and website content. 2. It notes that under copyright law, teachers must obtain permission to use copyrighted images and videos on their web pages but that some works are copyright free or available under creative commons licenses. 3. Guidelines for posting student information online state that parent permission is required for full names and photos but not first names alone or non-identifying work, though obtaining permission is good practice, and student records cannot be posted under any circumstances.
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- Logging into SchoolWires using the username and password provided
- Factors to consider when choosing a file format such as whether users need to edit, view, or print the document
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Fair use allows the use of copyrighted works without permission under certain circumstances. There are four factors considered in determining fair use: the purpose and character of the use, the nature of the copyrighted work, the amount of the work used, and the effect on the potential market. These factors provide guidelines but require balancing and interpretation in each unique case.
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This document outlines a five-night course on using the SchoolWires website platform. Night 1 introduces SchoolWires terminology and web design guidelines. Night 2 covers uploading multimedia like images, videos, and podcasts. Night 3 focuses on creating an online classroom. Night 4 explores advanced techniques. Night 5 involves evaluating, validating, and finalizing websites. The document also describes SchoolWires roles and content guidelines.
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1. The document outlines a course on quick and easy web design that covers integrating documents, finding and creating images, copyright law, and website content.
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