Copyright, Fair Use, Public Domain

What should you first be aware of before using online materials for projects?

• The latest trends

• Copyright, public domain, and fair use

• Internet speed

• Social media platforms

What does copyright protect?

• Only government publications

• The legal rights of creators over their original works

• The public's right to access all information

• ​​The ability to freely share anything online

What happens if you use someone's copyrighted work without permission?

• It becomes public domain

• It's considered fair use automatically

• You might face legal consequences

• The work loses copyright protection

How can public domain content be used?

• With a special license

• Freely by anyone without permission

• Exclusively online

• Only in educational institutions

What can be found in the public domain?

• All educational materials

• Newly created artworks

• Works not protected by copyright

• All online videos

What does fair use allow individuals to do?

• Use any amount of a copyrighted work without permission

• Only use work in non-educational settings

• Claim ownership of someone else's work

• Use copyrighted work without permission under specific conditions

What is a condition for claiming fair use of copyrighted material?

• Using the entire work

• Using it for commercial purposes

• Transforming the work into something new

• Copying the work exactly

What is NOT a factor in determining fair use?

• The work's availability online

• The effect on the work's value

• The amount of the work used

• The purpose of using the work

How can copyrighted material be legally used without permission?

• By claiming it as your own

• By claiming it's in the Public Domain even if it's not

• Using it in any way you like

• Through fair use under certain conditions

Why is it important to respect copyright laws?

• To avoid legal consequences and support creators

• To increase online sharing

• To limit creativity

• To ensure more content is available for free