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httpwwwyoutubecomwatchvnEls4YAmStgampfeaturerelatedampsafetymodetrueamppersistsafetymode1ampsafeactive PreReading Complete the following quiz as a class or individually. Basics. and Fairer Fair Use. Jane Morris. Scholarly Communication Librarian Boston College. The whole point. Congress shall have the power …. To promote the . progress of science and useful arts. , by securing for limited times to authors and inventors the exclusive right to their respective writings and discoveries. © . Washtenaw Community College 2011. 1. Fair Use. As more face-to-face, blended & online courses depend on course management systems, such as Blackboard, awareness of copyright issues in the online environment becomes more important.. Tara Whittington. Why do we have copyrights?. Copyrights are used to encourage citizens to continue to create things. It protects their creations in limited ways using laws. It is also used that so society has access to the creations of other people so that they can be used to promote culture and more creations . A Myth Dispelled. or. Copyright Clarity. “Undoing” the Confusion. Baseball Field. Math Classroom. bases. Copyright. The owner’s legal right to reproduce, display, transmit, or modify a work they own . California Student Media Festival. Kitzu.org. Renee Hobbs. Media Education Lab. School of Communications, Temple University. Kristin Hokanson. Temple University. The Connected Classroom. From Nuts and Bolts to Web 2.0. For Genealogists, Authors, Lecturers, and. Hobbyists. Using TMG. . database. © 2013 Catherine K. Wilson All Rights Reserved. For . RUG member use only. . No other permissions granted.. Topics Covered in Lecture 1. Copyrighted material – 9781137306135 Copyrighted material – 9781137306135 Bitsch, Charles, 67Bordwell, David, 4, 153n2, 157n21Bu . Students. . Make Sense . of. Fair Use. Sue . Kunda. May 3, 2013. WIC Spring Luncheon. Copyright. Original. work. Modicum of . creativity. Fixed. in a tangible medium. Six Exclusive. . Rights. Reproduction. Copyrighted material – 978–1–137–39901–4 Copyrighted material – 978–1–137–39901–4 The Invention of Hugo CabretShakespeare, WilliamShelley, Mary, 1Shel Intellectual Property II. See Dilbert cartoons about intellectual property:. http://dilbert.com/strips/comic/2010-09-16/. http://dilbert.com/strips/comic/2009-01-24/. 1. Quiz Question 1. The entertainment industry has successfully used peer-to-peer file sharing as means of legally delivering content to users:. SJRCC Libraries. The Copyright Act. The Copyright Act of 1976, along with its amended provisions, is the basis of copyright law in the United States.. The Act spells out the basic rights of copyright holders and the doctrine of “Fair Use.”. California Student Media Festival. Kitzu.org. Renee Hobbs. Media Education Lab. School of Communications, Temple University. Kristin Hokanson. Temple University. The Connected Classroom. From Nuts and Bolts to Web 2.0. Rules for Teachers and Students. EDUC 5306. Latrese. Stallings. What is Copyrighting?. Copyrighting is the protection of a person’s “original works” of authorship. In the United States a copy right holder has some exclusive rights to his or her works. Those rights are protected by the U.S. Copyright Law.. 1. Rosenhan. 1973. On Being Sane in Insane Places. Science . Vol. 179 page250-258. VIDEO 1. Rosenhan. 1973. Science . Vol. 179. 2. On Being Sane in Insane Places. I. Background to Study. A. Key terms for this study.