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*(Spoiler) No Bothans were harmed in writing this post – but if Rogue One taught us anything its that archives and libraries are dangerous places. Lots of colleagues and friends are writing blogs at this time of year, reviews and “top 10 tech to watch in 2017” type things. I really enjoyed reading Martin Weller’s […] Via Elizabeth E Charles 
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Have you ever posted a photo or video online that wasn’t yours? If you have, you could have broken the law. That’s scary to think about, right?
Understanding copyright is an important skill, but it’s a confusing topic. Why do we have copyright laws? What are common copyright violations? To help your students better understand what copyright is, we created a simple handout to assist with your instruction. Via Elizabeth E Charles
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The U.S. Copyright Office recently launched a new tool for copyright researchers: the Fair Use Index [ http://copyright.gov/fair-use/index.html ]. This resource provides summaries of major fair use judicial decisions, which are searchable by court and subject matter, including category and type of use. Via Elizabeth E Charles
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When you find a picture online that would be perfect for your project, it's hard to know whether you're allowed to use it. Follow this flow chart to know for sure and avoid getting yourself in any trouble. Via Elizabeth E Charles
SLS Guernsey's curator insight,
August 11, 2014 8:03 AM
Always useful to remind yourself when you can use a picture and when you can't. |
