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- 1. Copyright © An introduction to Elementary Teachers presented by Conrado Gonzalez
- 3. Many corporations have partnered with libraries all around the world in an effort to digitalized and make available, thousands of works for the public.
- 4. Conversely, long term copyright laws keep many of these works unavailable to the public at large.
- 7. To many this is outdated but it takes time to modify the law.
- 9. The problem is that these are very vague and unclear.
- 12. But there is hope in great part for the organized efforts yielding for instance Fair Use Best Practices statement and the availability of material with Creative Commons licenses.
- 13. Yet we must never lose track of harsh penalties for infringement.
- 14. A court can award up to $150,000 for each separate act of willful infringement. You will be also liable if you unknowingly broke the law, but the amount will change.
- 16. Works in the public domain
- 17. Freeware
- 19. Facts
- 20. Ideas, processes, methods, and systems described in copyrighted works. If the work is protected, has your educational institution already licensed rights for me to use.
- 22. Use a work as the basis for a new work
- 23. Electronically distribute or publish copies
- 24. Publicly perform music, prose, poetry, a drama, or play a video or a CD-ROM.
- 25. Publicly display an image on a computer screen or otherwise.Is your use exempt or excused from liability for infringement?
- 27. Making copies for library patrons
- 29. Images archives
- 30. Creative uses
- 32. What is the nature of the work to be used?
- 33. How much of the work will you use?
- 35. Although these apply mostly to face-to-face instruction there are efforts to extend these rights to distance learning.
- 36. It is promising that these rights together with fair use will greatly enable, effective distance education.
- 38. There are other websites/agencies for foreign works.
- 39. There are specific websites for image archives, music performance, play rights, and movies. Remember that if you are part of an educational institution, such as a university you could be covered by their license agreement.