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Creative Commons Cartoon
Trying to explain the concept of “Creative Commons”? Try this cartoon! Created by Brazilian blogger Karlisson Bezerra who blogs under the name of Nerdson, the text has been translated from the original Portugese to English. For those interested, the original … Continue reading
More on Fair Use and ending copyright confusion
Last week’s post, Fair use explained for educators announced a new resource,
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Tagged best practices, confusion, content, copyright, creation, educator, examples, fair use, Kristen Hokansen, lessons, materials, resources, school
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Fair use explained for educators
“Fair use” is the doctrine that allows some use of copyrighted material for education purposes without requiring the permission of the copyright holders. However, confusion about what exactly is allowed has caused many educators and students to either avoid ALL … Continue reading
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Tagged copyright, education, educator, fair use, media literacy, student, teach, teacher, video
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