1. Taariq Hamilton

2. Copyrights
© COPYRIGHT ARE THE RIGHTS TO MAKE
COPIES OF SOMEONE ELSE WORK BUT BY
THEM GIVING YOU THE ABILITY TO DO SO
W I T H A G R A N T.

3. Plagiarism
© UNAUTHORIZED USE OF SOMEONE ELSE’S WORK,
© THOUGHTS OF ANOTHER AUTHOR’S WORK AND NOT
CREDITING THEM FOR DOING SO.

4. Respect Other People’s Work
© When work is
copyrighted it is illegal for
someone else to use it and
pass it off as his or her.
© When you create original
work, it is automatically
copyrighted.

5. Using the Copyright Symbol
©When You See the (©) Symbol it means the artist or
write is protected by copyright law.
© Material Found On the Internet Is Also Copyrighted
© Published authors usually have copyright notice through US
copyright office.

6. How to Use Copyrighted Material
©Following the rule of copyright.
© Different rules for different purpose of either education or
commercial.

7. Rules
© Find out who owns the material you want to use.
© Write a letter to the copyright own and ask for a
written permission slip.
© Cite your source in a footnote, endnote, or credit line.

8. Find out who owns
the material you
want to use.
Write a letter to the
copyright own and
ask for a written
permission slip.
Cite your source in a
footnote, endnote, or
credit line.