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Chapters 1-6

Limit what we put in each slide (four step) Slide 11 Chpt. 7 (image of kindness) Chpt.9 Sizing and placing an image Slide 10 Chpt. 7 Tell a story Slide 13 Chpt. 7 Chapters 7-10

It is protected!

“the use of another's work or invention without permission” “the unlawful reproduction and/or distribution of any copyrighted digital file that can change hands over the Internet”

have their permission give them credit say where you found the pictures or words we call it citing your source.

facilitates and enables the performance and display of copyrighted materials for distance education by accredited, non-profit educational institutions that meet the TEACH Act’s qualifying requirements. Its primary purpose is to balance the needs of distance learners and educators with the rights of copyright holders. The TEACH Act applies to distance education that includes the participation of any enrolled student, on or off campus. November 2, 2002 President Bush

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