This ppt is part of course on technology integration for teachers of EFL in Higher Ed and teacher trainers in Vietnam.

1. CREATIVE COMMONS
Copyrights & Fair Use

2. Copyrights
Vietnam is a member of the Berne Convention
(source)
 Automatically upon creation of the work
 No need to register: put © year [your name]
 Exclusive rights to author unless stated otherwise
 Covers literary works, software, musical works,
artistic works, films, sound recordings and
broadcasts - radio and TV
 Ask for permission to author if you want to use,
copy or modify original work
 Sometimes proves difficult to get permission

3. © indicates:
A. that no one can copy your work without your
permission
B. that anyone can copy your work
C. that you have registered your work at a
lawyer’s office
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4. Fair Use in the US
 “allows limited use of copyrighted material
 without requiring permission from the rights
holders”
 for purposes such as
 criticism,
comment, news reporting, parody
 teaching (including multiple copies for classroom
use), scholarship, or research
Source Wikipedia

5. Derivative / Transformative Works
Defined as a work based upon:
one or more pre-existing works
a translation,
 musical arrangement,
 dramatization,
fictionalization,
 motion picture version,
 sound recording of written
work
 any other form in which a
work may be transformed
or adapted
either advances knowledge or the
progress of the arts through the
addition of something new
Marcel Duchamp (1919)
La Gioconda with a Moustache

6. Derivative Works
a. Are completely legal to make anytime by
anyone
b. Are legal only if advances knowledge
c. Strictly a montage of a existing works
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7. Creative Commons
 "Creative Commons is a nonprofit
corporation
 for people to share and build upon the
work of others, consistent with the rules of
copyright.”
 “They provide free licences and other legal
tools to mark creative work with the
freedom the creator wants it to carry, so
others can share, remix, use commercially,
or any combination thereof."
 (quotes drawn from the Creative

8. Attribution
 You let others copy, distribute, display, and perform
your copyrighted work — and derivative works based
upon it — but only if they give credit the way you
request.
Share Alike
 You allow others to distribute derivative works only
under a license identical to the license that governs
your work.
Noncommercial
 You let others copy, distribute, display, and perform
your work — and derivative works based upon it —
but for noncommercial purposes only.
No Derivative Works
 You let others copy, distribute, display, and perform
only verbatim copies of your work, not derivative

9. ttr Attribution, can make changes, need
to source
Att., share alike, can change, but 3rd
person can also change
Att, but no modif

10. Sounds, Videos and pictures
(examples)
Music and Loops
Jamendo
Creative Commons list
Sampleswap
Videos
Youtube, vimeo, DailyMotion
Pictures
Flickr Creative Commons
PhotoPin