4. Handling Orphan Works
The author cannot be found
Legislation protects orphan works
Overprotection is culturally limiting
Google, UT others developing tools to
help free what is in public domain
5. Using other people’s materials
Internet publishing
implies a limited license
not a commercial license
For caution, get
permission before use
6. Character of use Nature of use
Court fair
use factors
How much used Effect on market
7. Limited
time
Limited
Published
audience
Personal
Fair Limited
material
use
Fact Educational
Critique
8. Creative Commons
Six levels of licensing
No registration
Applicable worldwide
Built into many websites
9. TEACH Act
2002 law expands educator’s rights
Educator can show anything related to
curriculum
Materials must be pared down and
adhere to section 110(2) for distance
learning
10. Section 110(2) Distance
Learning
Legal to transmit non-drama
Legal to transmit limited portions off all works
Legal to transmit still images
Non-profit accredited educational institutions
11. Section 110(2) Conditions
Part of institutional activity
Performed by instructor
Related to course content
Attribute notice of copyright
Limited to duration of class only
Copies retained by institution
12. References
Colindunn, (2012). Culture Builds. Retrieved from
http://www.flickr.com/photos/colindunn/5161119769/size
s/o/in/photostream/
Creative Commons, (2012). Who uses CC ?. Retrieved from
http://creativecommons.org/who-uses-cc
University of Texas Libraries, (2007). Copyright Crash Course.
Retrieved from http://copyright.lib.utexas.edu/