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Copyright Concerns

• Copyrighted materials on the Internet have the same rights and protection as other copyrighted material.
• Any resources used must be given proper credit.
• Materials found on the Internet should be considered copyrighted unless specifically noted as "copyright free" or "royalty free."
• "Fair use" is any copying of copyrighted material done for a limited and "transformative" purpose such as teaching, parody, criticism, news or reporting.

South Carolina Department of Education Copyright Links and Resources

Crash Course in Copyright 

• Full names should not be used.  First name/last initial can be used at most.  Some wikis use login names or student numbers for identification
• Pictures require a release.
• Do not associate pictures with names that make a child identifiable.

Finding appropriately licensed materials-Creative Commons 

A Fair(y) Use Tale- Disney Parody explanation of Copyright Law and Fair Use ... 

 

Take this quiz to see how much you have learned about copyright law and student privacy!