Gathering content that is free of copyright, can be difficult if you don't know where to start. This session will teach participants about resources that are available online that are copyright free and can be used by students.

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2. How to teach without
breaking the law.
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3. Why does this matter?
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4. The digital revolution
has transformed how
we access media.
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5. We tend to forget
about copyright ©
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6. From the Internet
Music
Photographs
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Movies
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7. In this digital
world, where do
we start?
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8. Today’s Objective
Resources that you and
your students can legally
copy, modify, and reuse.

9. People, We Have
Options
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10. Searching the

12. Can you guarantee that
your students are
respecting copyright?

13. http://search.creativecommons.org

16. Lit2Go

17. About Lit2Go
• Lit2Go is an online database of literary
works that are out of copyright.
• Searchable online and through iTunes
• Can download the *.mp3 to a digital music
player.

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• Browsable by author, title, and reading level.
• Also sorted by subject matter.
• Able to launch iTunes

19. Accessing Content

20. Accessing Content

21. Using iTunes
• Will require you to have an iTunes account.
• Will download into the iTunes U portion of
your iTunes library.

22. In iTunes

23. Viewing a Book

24. Project Gutenberg

25. About Project
• Books and other media (i.e. sheet music)
which are free to download in the United
States, as the copyright has expired.
• Books are in various languages, in ebook or
audiobook format.
• Books can be read on iPods, iPads, Kindles,
and Droid devices.

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27. Flickr.com

28. http://

29. About Flickr.com
• Can create a free account through Yahoo!
• There are over 34,000,000 photographs in
which are filed under a creative commons
license.
• Search, download, and attribute your work.

30. Two Ways to Gather

31. Option 1: Advanced

32. Option 2: Through CC

33. Read Carefully

34. Read Carefully

35. Choose Size

36. Choose Size

37. ccMixter

38. About ccMixter
• A place to interact, remix, and download
creative commons sound.
• Also provides a place to download music
for a school project.
• All Legally!

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41. digccmixter

42. blip.tv

43. http://blip.tv

44. About blip.tv
• Like youtube, yet requires users to set a
permissions limit for copyright.
• Search through creative commons search,
as blip.tv search (creative commons) is
difficult to access.
• You can embed but not download.

45. Searching blip.tv

46. Select blip.tv

47. Viewing Content

48. What Type of User Are You Now?