1. Intellectual Property Rights

2. Discussion
What is copyright?

3. Discussion
What is copyright?
Is copyright a good thing? (Why)

4. Discussion What is copyright? Is copyright a good thing? (Why)
What can be copyrighted?

5. Discussion What is copyright? Is copyright a good thing? (Why)
What can be copyrighted?
What can’t be copyrighted?
What do you have to do if you want to use something that has a copyright on it?

6. Discussion What is copyright? Is copyright a good thing? (Why)
What can be copyrighted?
What can’t be copyrighted?
What do you have to do if you want to use something that has a copyright on it?
What do you do if you can’t find the copyright info for a resource you’d like to use?

7. Discussion What is copyright? Is copyright a good thing? (Why)
What can be copyrighted?
What can’t be copyrighted?

8. UK Copyright Basics
Everything is copyrighted if it is the result of intellectual effort (books, plays, films, art, sound recordings, etc. Even if it is created/stored outside the UK, if you are using the resource in the UK, it falls under UK copyright law).

9. UK Copyright Basics
Everything is copyrighted if it is the result of intellectual effort (books, plays, films, art, sound recordings, etc. Even if it is created/stored outside the UK, if you are using the resource in the UK, it falls under UK copyright law).
No registration process is required

10. UK Copyright Basics
Everything is copyrighted if it is the result of intellectual effort (books, plays, films, art, sound recordings, etc. Even if it is created/stored outside the UK, if you are using the resource in the UK, it falls under UK copyright law).
No registration process is required
Publication not required

11. UK Copyright Basics
Everything is copyrighted if it is the result of intellectual effort (books, plays, films, art, sound recordings, etc. Even if it is created/stored outside the UK, if you are using the resource in the UK, it falls under UK copyright law).
No registration process is required
Publication not required
Copyright persists for 70 years after death

12. UK Copyright Basics
Everything is copyrighted if it is the result of intellectual effort (books, plays, films, art, sound recordings, etc. Even if it is created/stored outside the UK, if you are using the resource in the UK, it falls under UK copyright law).
No registration process is required
Publication not required
Copyright persists for 70 years after death
Owning a copy of the object does not infer copyright ownership  / Digital files are covered by UK copyright

13. What cant be copyrighted?

14. What cant be copyrighted?
Titles
Names
Ideas

15. US Copyright (Differences)
No registration required, but registration with US copyright office helps you in cases of copyright infringement

16. Creative Commons Licensing
What is the basic idea?

17. Creative Commons Licensing
What is the basic idea?
Non-commercial
Derivative / non-derivative
Share and share alike

18. Denoting copyright
What information do we need to denote copyright?

19. Denoting copyright What information do we need to denote copyright?
Contain all the following three elements:
The symbol © (the letter C in a circle), or the word “Copyright,” or the abbreviation “Copr.”
Year of publication.
Owner’s name
Example: © 2010 John Doe

20. Crediting your resources in your work
When you use someone else’s work in your own, you must always credit them.
Make sure you are permitted to use their work
Creative commons derivative/share/attribution license
Request permission
Note the year it was published, the owner’s name, and the location where you got it.
Example: Photo credit: 2009 Flickr user ilikehorses,