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Need to quote, cut and paste, or copy? Copying copyrighted works can require permission or payment. But the law also allows works to be copied for free in certain circumstances. Know your (copy)rights! Learn more about copying and copyright at: copyright.caut.ca/guidelines
February 25 – March 1 2019
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CC licensed m
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(insubstantial) extracts
Know your
(copy)rights!.caut.ca
copyright
Open A
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Wha
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Content in the public dom
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Fair CopyrightCopyright law regulates an essential part of academic life: the creation, ownership and use of literary and artistic works. Now, as parliament undertakes a review of the Copyright Act, the education community’s past success must be defended, and new rights advanced. To learn more visit CAUT’s fair copyright campaign website: copyright.caut.ca
Kaleidocycle Instructions 1/ Watch the short instructional video at copyright.caut.ca/kaleidocycle. 2/ Cut out shape along orange dotted lines. 3/ Snip the three middle lines between the top tabs. 4/ Fold crisply along all vertical and diagonal white solid lines. 5/ Apply glue liberally to the top tabs. 6/ Starting at the end opposite the end tabs, fold so the yellow row of diamonds overlaps with the top tabs. Press to secure glue. 7/ Apply glue liberally to the end tabs and tuck them into the open end of the kaleidocycle to make a circle. Press to secure glue. 8/ Let the glue dry. Have fun and learn about copying and copyright.
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