Fair Use and Copyright

By: Kathlynn Roddy

What is Copyright?
It is a legal way of
protecting someone
else's work.
This helps the creator
protect their work
without someone else
stealing it.

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What Illegal Copyright Looks Like.

Copying someone's research and
using it as your own.
Illegally copying music.
Using pictures and not citing
them.

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Be careful what you use and how you use it

If video doesnt work here is the

URL to watch.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v
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Copyright Video
Hobbs, Renee. "Copyright, What's Copyright?" YouTube. Youtube, 7 Feb. 2009. Web. 19 Feb. 2015

What is
Fair Use?

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- Using the information for educational purposes.

-

Citing

your work.

- Using a small portion.

Pictures:
-You may use a
picture.
-Cannot use
more than 5
from same
author.

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Papers:
-Use only 10%
of the work.
-Must cite work.

Fair Use

What are ways

we can use Fair

Movies or
Music:
-Cannot change
or alter the work
-30seconds of a
song or 3
minutes of a
movie.

How to Cite (Video, Picture, Internet)

First
-Find the author
-The publisher & date.
-The title

There are different citation formats for different

objects

Video ExampleTitle. Director's name. Distributor, year.

Picture ExampleAuthors Name. Title of Work. Year. Type of Picture author of Picture, Place. Website.
Web. Date. Year on Website.
Internet ExampleAuthor's Name. Full title of work (in quotation marks). Document date (if known), Full
http address, Date of visit.

Video
Copyright And
Fair Use

From: "Copyright and Fair Use." YouTube. Common Sense, 5 Sept. 2014.
Web. 19 Feb. 2015.

From:"Public Domain Genealogy." Public Domain

Genealogy. N.p., n.p Web. 19 Feb. 2015

If video doesnt work here is the

URL to watch.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v
=suMza6Q8J08

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Fair Use Helps Us

It allows us to use information created by
others to help our own research. We need it in
order to support our research and help make a
point. Without it, it would make research
hard. So in return we need to make sure we
are using it for the right reasons and give
credit to the creators.

Remember

If we dont know if we can

use it:
-Refer back to the video
-Use the decision tree
-Ask the teacher

Work Cited
"Copyright and Fair Use for Students and Faculty: Fair Use Guidelines for Students." Fair Use
Guidelines for Students. N.p., n.d. Web. 19 Feb. 2015.
Hicks, Alison, and Courtney Fell. "Teaching Materials in the Digital Age: Using and Sharing
Images and Video Responsibly. FLTMAG, 20 Mar. 2014. Web. 19 Feb. 2015.
Hobbs, Renee. "Copyright, What's Copyright?" YouTube. Youtube, 7 Feb. 2009. Web. 19 Feb.
2015