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Copyright, Fair Use and the Mis- education in Room 401 or: Teachers: Beg, Borrow, and... Steal?

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Copyright Clarity

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Copyright, Fair Use and the Mis-education

in Room 401

or: Teachers: Beg, Borrow, and... Steal?

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What is Copyright?The owner’s legal right to reproduce, display, transmit, perform and modify work they have created.

A work is automatically copyrighted at the moment of creation as long as it is in a fixed tangible form.

Copyright reflects the interests of the creators of a work, the publishers, and the users.

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Copyright’s Purpose

To promote the spread of knowledge and innovation.

-U.S. Constitution

The Founding Fathers believed that encouraging the development of new ideas and information serves society as a whole.

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Fair Use

Section 107: The fair use Doctrine of the copyright law of 1976

Fair use gives people the right to use copyrighted material when the cost to the copyright holder is less than the social benefit of the use of the copyrighted work.

- Peter Jaszi

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Four Factors

Purpose of Use

Nature of the Work

Amount of the Portion Used

The economic impact on the market value of the copyrighted work

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Copyright Confusion

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Confusing Copyright Trends in Education

If it is for educational purposes it is all good.

If it is only used in the class room it is all good.

If it has the ©, avoid! It aint’ all good!

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Educational-Use Guidelines

1976 Agreement on Guidelines for Classroom Photocopying in Not-for-profit Educational Institutions

Guidelines for Educational Uses of Music

1981 Guidelines for Off-Air Recording of Broadcast Programming for Educational Purposes

Fair Use Guidelines for Educational Multimedia

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Guidelines are NOT the law!

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Confusing Examples

The 10% Rule

Destroying off-air recordings of broadcast programing after 45 days

Copies can be made only at the request of an individual teacher

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Comply

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Misinformation

Copyright Alliance

Motion Picture Association of America

Copyright Clearance Center

Recording Industry Association of America

Many copyright education materials are created and sponsored by members of publishing industry and large corporations

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Media Education Lab

The Electronic Frontier Foundation

Other material is created and sponsored by non-profit and civil-rights organizations

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Examine

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Resourceshttp://ww1.prweb.com/prfiles/2006/01/04/329121/ObeyIconhighrescopy.jpg

http://www.pdinfo.com/PD-Music-Genres/PD-Patriotic-Songs.php

http://archive.org/details/HailToTheChief_482

http://dig.ccmixter.org

www.shutterstock.com

Joseph [email protected]

Opening music, “Remixing Is Okay (Lessing & Colbert) by SpinnmeisterClosing music, “Urban-Metronica (Wooh Yeah mix) by Spinningmerkaba