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This book contains valid, real-world copyright questions posed by real-life educators-all answered by a knowledgeable and experienced school attorney. For close to a decade, author Carol Simpson fielded and answered inquiries for the "Copyright Questions of the Month" column for Library Media Connection . The questions and answers of this book are gleaned from the myriad copyright questions submitted to her by actual educators in the field, addressing the unique copyright issues in schools. The information in Copyright Catechism II: Practical Answers to Everyday School Dilemmas will be…mehr
This book contains valid, real-world copyright questions posed by real-life educators-all answered by a knowledgeable and experienced school attorney.
For close to a decade, author Carol Simpson fielded and answered inquiries for the "Copyright Questions of the Month" column for Library Media Connection. The questions and answers of this book are gleaned from the myriad copyright questions submitted to her by actual educators in the field, addressing the unique copyright issues in schools.
The information in Copyright Catechism II: Practical Answers to Everyday School Dilemmas will be invaluable to K-12 educators of all types, but especially librarians, technology specialists, and school administrators without time to study copyright law in-depth. The topics covered represent the complex and potentially confusing issues that active K-12 educators encounter in their daily work.
Carol Simpson, EdD, JD, is an attorney who practices school law in Texas.
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About the Author Introduction Chapter One: Ownership of Copyright Generally Copyright vs. Trademark International Copyright Copyrighting Your Work Copyright Transfer Copyright of Q and A Trademarked Characters Moral Rights Transformation Got Copyright? Can You Lose Fair Use? Protected or Not? Copyright of Famous Speeches Sharing MARC Records Graphics and Music Manuscripts MARC Records Recipes Student Work Publishing Student Work Work for Hire PTO Logo Creating Lessons to Sell Chapter Two: Print Materials Fair Use Nine Instances of Multiple Copying Student "Write-on" Copy Fair Use vs. License PowerPoint Picture Books Movie Scripts Online Helping Students with Low Reading Ability Fill-in-the-Blank Textbooks Podcasting Read-alouds High-Stakes Excerpts Pristine Workbooks Teacher Books in Library Circ System Old Supplemental Materials Student with Cerebral Palsy Chaucer Reader's Theater Scripts Reading Walls Copying Music Lyrics Poetry Anthologies Photocopying Textbooks Not Enough Books for Every Student Historical Copyright Public Display Reprinting Reviews on the Web Chapter Three: Graphic Materials Fair Use Taking Graphics from the Internet Making Copies of Images Missing Cover Art Superhero Permission Publishing Art Images Public Display Comic Superheroes Displaying Book Covers on the Web Background Images via PowerPoint Book Character Murals Cover Art on the Web Chapter Four: Sound Recordings and Music Generally Archiving Books on CD Online Music for Video Archival Copies of Audiotapes Anticipating Damage to Audio Recording Music for Podcasting Podcasting Music Rights Owners Systematic Copying e-books from Online Retailers Public Domain Songs Copyright and Audiobooks Copying Music Abridged Audiobooks Mechanical Rights Audio Clips on a School Server Archival Music Digital Yearbooks In Class Internet Radio Using Music in Student Productions What Is 10 Percent? Playing Background Music Music Limitations iPod Lab Practice Music during Presentations Copies of Music for Exams Public Performance Presentation for the Student Body Using Music Clips Musical Interludes for Staff Development Audiobook Excerpts Play Performances Background Music Enrichment Performing Recorded Music Music for Class Bells Fair Use Podcasts Playing University Spirit Music Music at Intermission Music Site Licenses Chapter Five: Video and Film Generally Off-Air Taping Synch Rights with Video Family Movie Act Archival Copies of Video Clean Flicks Shrink-Wrapped Videos Expurgating Video-Legally or Not Video Transfer Broadcasting a Video Archiving and Converting DVDs at Home Downloading Music and Movies Format Switcheroo PPR Extortion? Video Source under Movie Licensing Dying VHS Transfer to DVD Showing Videos in Multiple Schools Ephemeral Censorship In Class Making a Videotape Anthology Sanitized Video Digitizing and Returning Tapes AV Restrictions Foreign Language Video iTunes Video in the Classroom Taping Commercials from Television Public Performance Charging Movie Admission Fees Private Showings in Movie Theaters Video PPR Licensing for DVDs and Videos Video in Faculty Meetings License and Class Showing YouTube Public Performances Licensed "Home Use Only" Video Performance Rights Recreational Video Direct Teaching vs. Commercial Chapter Six: Computer Software and Multimedia Computer Software AR AWOL Screenshots Copyright and Tracing Multimedia Movie Clips in PowerPoint Looping Copies for Kids Competition and Multimedia Copyright Music in Multimedia Follow-Up Music Download Question Chapter Seven: Internet and Distance Learning Internet Deep Linking More about Book Cover Images on Web Pages Wiki Fair Use Translating Copyrighted Material Book Trailers Links vs. Whole Text (or Both!) Clip Art Applications Distance Learning Worksheets on the Web Online Worksheets Making Band Music Available via Password Chapter Eight: Management of Copyright Policies Fair Use for Administrators Employee Liability Reporting Infringement Documentation Reporting Infringements Citing the Source Chapter Nine: Permissions Issues Electronic Portfolio and Copyright Permissions Characters for T-Shirts Creative Commons New Lyrics in Performance Index
About the Author Introduction Chapter One: Ownership of Copyright Generally Copyright vs. Trademark International Copyright Copyrighting Your Work Copyright Transfer Copyright of Q and A Trademarked Characters Moral Rights Transformation Got Copyright? Can You Lose Fair Use? Protected or Not? Copyright of Famous Speeches Sharing MARC Records Graphics and Music Manuscripts MARC Records Recipes Student Work Publishing Student Work Work for Hire PTO Logo Creating Lessons to Sell Chapter Two: Print Materials Fair Use Nine Instances of Multiple Copying Student "Write-on" Copy Fair Use vs. License PowerPoint Picture Books Movie Scripts Online Helping Students with Low Reading Ability Fill-in-the-Blank Textbooks Podcasting Read-alouds High-Stakes Excerpts Pristine Workbooks Teacher Books in Library Circ System Old Supplemental Materials Student with Cerebral Palsy Chaucer Reader's Theater Scripts Reading Walls Copying Music Lyrics Poetry Anthologies Photocopying Textbooks Not Enough Books for Every Student Historical Copyright Public Display Reprinting Reviews on the Web Chapter Three: Graphic Materials Fair Use Taking Graphics from the Internet Making Copies of Images Missing Cover Art Superhero Permission Publishing Art Images Public Display Comic Superheroes Displaying Book Covers on the Web Background Images via PowerPoint Book Character Murals Cover Art on the Web Chapter Four: Sound Recordings and Music Generally Archiving Books on CD Online Music for Video Archival Copies of Audiotapes Anticipating Damage to Audio Recording Music for Podcasting Podcasting Music Rights Owners Systematic Copying e-books from Online Retailers Public Domain Songs Copyright and Audiobooks Copying Music Abridged Audiobooks Mechanical Rights Audio Clips on a School Server Archival Music Digital Yearbooks In Class Internet Radio Using Music in Student Productions What Is 10 Percent? Playing Background Music Music Limitations iPod Lab Practice Music during Presentations Copies of Music for Exams Public Performance Presentation for the Student Body Using Music Clips Musical Interludes for Staff Development Audiobook Excerpts Play Performances Background Music Enrichment Performing Recorded Music Music for Class Bells Fair Use Podcasts Playing University Spirit Music Music at Intermission Music Site Licenses Chapter Five: Video and Film Generally Off-Air Taping Synch Rights with Video Family Movie Act Archival Copies of Video Clean Flicks Shrink-Wrapped Videos Expurgating Video-Legally or Not Video Transfer Broadcasting a Video Archiving and Converting DVDs at Home Downloading Music and Movies Format Switcheroo PPR Extortion? Video Source under Movie Licensing Dying VHS Transfer to DVD Showing Videos in Multiple Schools Ephemeral Censorship In Class Making a Videotape Anthology Sanitized Video Digitizing and Returning Tapes AV Restrictions Foreign Language Video iTunes Video in the Classroom Taping Commercials from Television Public Performance Charging Movie Admission Fees Private Showings in Movie Theaters Video PPR Licensing for DVDs and Videos Video in Faculty Meetings License and Class Showing YouTube Public Performances Licensed "Home Use Only" Video Performance Rights Recreational Video Direct Teaching vs. Commercial Chapter Six: Computer Software and Multimedia Computer Software AR AWOL Screenshots Copyright and Tracing Multimedia Movie Clips in PowerPoint Looping Copies for Kids Competition and Multimedia Copyright Music in Multimedia Follow-Up Music Download Question Chapter Seven: Internet and Distance Learning Internet Deep Linking More about Book Cover Images on Web Pages Wiki Fair Use Translating Copyrighted Material Book Trailers Links vs. Whole Text (or Both!) Clip Art Applications Distance Learning Worksheets on the Web Online Worksheets Making Band Music Available via Password Chapter Eight: Management of Copyright Policies Fair Use for Administrators Employee Liability Reporting Infringement Documentation Reporting Infringements Citing the Source Chapter Nine: Permissions Issues Electronic Portfolio and Copyright Permissions Characters for T-Shirts Creative Commons New Lyrics in Performance Index
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