Copyright Flashcard Sp22

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How many years after a creator's death do their works enter public domain? (Assuming the copyright is not renewed)

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70

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Royalty free work can be freely used without credit.

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false

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Which of the following IS an example of Fair Use? Options: Photocopying pages from a workbook for students., Showing a popular movie to students from the teacher's private streaming account., Using a lesson plan without credit., Adding text to a movie screenshot to critique/parody the movie or scene.

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Adding text to a movie screenshot to critique/parody the movie or scene.

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Are teachers allowed to stream videos from their own personal streaming accounts (e.g., Netflix, Hulu, Prime, etc.)?

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false

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Which of the following IS an example of Fair Use? Options: Streaming a full-length film because nobody will know., Showing a short clip from a movie to provide context and analysis., Copying 50% of a book for a lesson., Copying an entire article and giving every student a copy.

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Showing a short clip from a movie to provide context and analysis.

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Which of these is NOT a guideline of Fair Use: Purpose, Nature, Amount?

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Cost

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According to Fair Use, you CAN use copyrighted material for education when: It's directly related to your education goals., You only use a relatively small portion of the material., It does not negatively affect the owner's ability to profit from the material.

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All of the Above.

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Which website gives you access to images licensed underneath Creative Commons? Options: Wikipedia, Simple Google Image Search, Fickr, Public Domain Search

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Fickr

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What are the 5 "Rs" of Openness (Open License)?

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Retain, Reuse, Redistribute, Revise, Remix

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Public Domain in the U.S. is a technical term referring to works that are not subject to copyright protection, such as very old works.

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true