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item	Copyright and Fair Use: Doing the Right Thing
contact	Alan Levine (District Office) alan.levine@domail.maricopa.edu 1 of 30 packages by Alan Levine
credits	Kurt Chambers, co-teacher, Phoenix College
college(s)	Phoenix College District Office
discipline(s)	all
summary	This activity developed for an online CIS 236 Course ("Web Based Teaching") provides an overview of copyright and fiar use for faculty developing online content, using external resource sites.
details	This activity was created by Alan Levine for CIS 236, "Web Based Teaching", an online course offered Spring 2004 at Phoenix College. Objectives -------- * Identify the major issues of copyright and its relation to creation of online course materials * Identify fair use guidelines for different media types used in online environments * Compose and send an email request for permission letter to an owner of copyrighted material The activity includes two resource sites "Intellectual Property Law: Why Should I Care?" from UCLA and the University of Texas "Copyright Tutorial". The assignment included taking the quizzes from both sites as well as a task of sending an email request for use of copyrighted material. In addition, we invited an associate dean of isntruction form one of our colleges to be a guest epert for a 3 days online Q&A on copyright- a summary is attached to this package. Note! As a professional courtesy to the owner of this package, if you use some aspect of this package or have some thoughts about it, please share your feedback via the comments form below.
web links	http://unitproj.library.ucla.edu/col/bruinsuccess/01/01.cfm Intellectual Property Law: Why Should I Care?- Carlos And Eddie in 'Rock Machine' is a nicely designed site geared for students that includes useful reosurces. http://www.lib.utsystem.edu/copyright/ University of Texas Copyright Tutorial http://www.dist.maricopa.edu/legal/ip/index.htm Intellectual Property Rights information from Maricopa District Legal Services Department http://www.dist.maricopa.edu/legal/ip/guidelines.htm Copyright Guidelines from Maricopa District Legal Services Department http://fairuse.stanford.edu/Copyright_and_Fair_Use_Overview/chapter6/index.html Stanford Copyright and Fair Use Site: Website Permissions http://www.mcli.dist.maricopa.edu/tut/tut29b_ex/request.html Example of an email request (and response) used to get permission to use a video clip in the MCLI Writing HTML tutorial. http://www.google.com/search?q=permission+letter+copyright+fair+use A Google-link for more examples of permission letters http://www.pvc.maricopa.edu/~mosley/copyrt/ "©opyright Doesn't Mean "Copy it Outright!" by Dr. Mary Lou Mosley and Donna Rebadow, Paradise Valley Community College
supplements	These items are licensed under a Creative Commons License Copyright and Fair Use Activity (web content) (document) copyright.html (10.8 kB) Guest Expert Discussion Summary (document) copyright_expert.pdf (82.4 kB) Note! As a professional courtesy to the owner of this package, if you use some aspect of this package or have some thoughts about it, please share your feedback below.
shareback [2 shareback(s)]	A "Shareback" cites the places on the web that mention, reference, or use this MLX package, and "shares" that information back here (more about shareback...) Most recent shareback for this package: Copywhat? cited Fri Apr 09, 2004 at pdZone "Activities related to copyright and fair use. I particularly liked the link to the Copyright in Cyberspace presentation. A lot of people, teachers included, genuinely believe that something posted on the Internet is fair game, to be used as we please. There is some good food for thought here." Read more sharebacks... Sharebacks can be generated automatically by weblog tools.
extra	Last modified: Jan-18-2006 Date created: Apr-07-2004 Visitor count: 5056 Dublin Core Metadata record This package is included in the Maricopa ePortfolio Examples special collection.