PPT-Copyright and Fair Use:

A Myth Dispelled or Copyright Clarity Undoing the Confusion Baseball Field Math Classroom bases Copyright The owners legal right to reproduce display transmit or modify a work they own . Morgan Stickler, Taylor Coppersmith, Paige Spicer. http://. waughchapel-pta.com. /. wp. /. wp. -content/uploads/2015/01/math-clip-. art.jpg. IT’S THE LAW!!!. http://21cif.com/tutorials/micro/mm/copyright/images/. EXCEPTIONS AND LIMITATIONS. INTRODUCTION . In its bid to mitigate the effect of absolute protection for the author and protect the larger public interest, the copyright system strives at a balance. . 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 contrario. Olivier Charbonneau. Associate. . Librarian. , Concordia . University. Doctoral candidate in . law. , U. . Montréal. Culturelibre.ca. | . OutFind.ca. . @. culturelibre. | @. OutFindCA. Matthew Sag . Associate Professor, Loyola University of Chicago. . Visiting Scholar, Melbourne University Law School. . . A presentation for the 2013 . Australian Digital Alliance Copyright . Forum – Embracing . Simone Heidrich. ITEC 7445. Copyright protects original work of authors . Literary works (including computer software). Music. Dramatic works. Pantomimes & Choreographic work. Pictorial, Graphic, and Sculptural works. Fair Use and Public Domain. Students will be able to…. Define . copyright. Identify the rights of the copyright holder. Explain why copyright is important. Recognize and apply the four factors of fair use. What you need to know!. Copyright Infringement. What is it?. Anyone who violates any of the exclusive rights of the copyright owner as provided by sections 106 through 122 or of the author as provided in section 106A(a), or who imports copies or . By: Linda Corriveau. “In . the United States, copyright law protects the authors of "original works of authorship, including literary, dramatic, musical, artistic, and certain other intellectual works." This protection covers both published and unpublished works, regardless of the nationality or domicile of the author. It is unlawful for anyone to violate any of the rights provided by copyright law to the owner of a copyright. ITEC 7445. Module 4 Assignment. Claire Self. Copyright Act. What it is…. Protects anything that is in a physical form such as text, music, or video.. Must be an original work by the individual.. Required some sort of creativeness.. Section 107 of the Copyright Law. Insert Date. Insert Instructors’ Names / Titles. The following slides are based on the work of the . UCLA Library Scholarly Communications Steering Committee. Today’s Objectives. Nancy Virgil-Call. Rose Patterson. navirgil@utica.edu. rpatter@utica.edu. Outline. Course reserves. Fair use and copyright. Getting permission. Good Faith. Submitting course . reserves. Questions/More information. Bryan Carson, University Libraries. Sally Kuhlenschmidt, . FaCET. Objectives: Upon completion able to describe… . What is copyright?. What is fair-use?. The . four principles of fair use.. Agenda. Look at your Handouts. & LIVING WAGES:. the most important conversation. in Fair Trade today…. Introduction. - DEFINITIONS. - Background : WHY this working group. - It. ’. s a scary journey with lots of ‘potholes’….