By: Noe Ganado TST – Besteiro Middle School

Fair Use Of Copyrighted Materials

Fair Use

Think About…………

Schools Profit Internet Resources

To promote creativity, innovation and the spread of knowledge Article 1 Section 8 U.S. Constitution

How it WorksIn Public Domain 0 Creative material that are not protected by intellectual property laws such as copyright, trademark or patent laws 0 Expiration of copyright 0 Failure to renew copyright 0 Dedication-The owner deliberately places it in the public domain. Public Domain

What is protected

Factors to Consider…… 0 Material  Factual 0 Material  Published 0 Market Value  Difficult to Obtain 0 Market Value  Users will seek full work 0 Amount used  Excerpt 0 Amount used  Relevant to lesson 0 Fictional 0 Unpublished 0 Renders purchasing pointless 0 Easily-licensed 0 Entirely 0 Heart of the Work Fair Use

In Education

Get Permission Author, Publisher or other Beneficiary Send Letter, Form, or Copyright Clearance Portion of Material Being Used How it will be used Frequency of your use Wait for Response If No, Use “Fair Use” or Choose New Work Permission

Creative Commons Licenses….

Creative Commons

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