Copyright & Fair Use review

Free to use without permission:

• attribution

• fair use

• public domain

• copyright

Legal protection for creators:

• attribution

• fair use

• public domain

• copyright

Using copyrighted material in special circumstances:

• attribution

• fair use

• public domain

• copyright

Citing the creator, title, and source:

• attribution

• fair use

• public domain

• copyright

The 4 questions to ask yourself to determine Fair Use of someone else's creation:

• purpose

  nature

  effect

  amount

• purpose

  publication

  citation

  amount

• public domain

  nature

  effect

  time

• publicity

  nature

  money

  amount

True or False: Giving credit to the source automatically protects you from copyright infringement.

• True

• False

True or False: You can you use works in the Public Domain without violating copyright.

• True

• False

True or False: You can use up to 30 seconds of a song published to Youtube without infringing copyright. Is that true?

• True

• False

All of these works below can be copied without worrying about copyright law...EXCEPT one. Which one of these is NOT okay to copy and use?

• Works created by the government 

• Works in the public domain

• Works that are found using a Google image search

• Works that are so old that copyright protection has expired.

If you want to use copyrighted material outside of the Fair Use guidelines, you should do which of the following?

• Contact and ask the copyright holder for permission 

• Ask your teacher

• Nothing - you won't get caught