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I learned that it is written into education standards that teachers and students should understand why giving credit on intellectual property is important. I also learned that copyright issues like Bruno and Miley's are complicated.

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Brain Dump - I learned that certain elements of a piece of work, whether it be literary, musical, artistic, etc, can be protected by copyright, while some elements are not protected. Things that are not protected are things like ideas and concepts. Fair use is a kind of window where certain elements of a copyrighted work can be used without it being considered copyright infringement.

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Fair use is when someone takes another persons idea/ Concept, but will transform it into parody or something as a response to it.

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If you are impeding on someone's ability to sell their material, you are violating copyright.

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Based on what I learned, Copyright law is the right to protect someones creative and expressive things as their own. It can be distributed, used, and reused.
Creative Common: having this license gives the public permission to use their work

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- a work is in violation of copyright if it's "substantially similar" to another copyrighted work
- creative commons is a type of copyright license that allows for free use of the content. it's the middle ground between copyright and public domain
- anyone can copyright any original content they've made, as long as it's in a fixed tangible form of expression like a recording or a painting

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Like I said before, copyright is iffy and I noticed that glossing through the resources. With how it is used and handled especially in a digital world. People tend to ignore these laws and illegially download/use things they shouldn't despite this.

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Now I understand could just be someone's ideas that they have presented and somebody comes along and uses them for their benefit. Fair use is more complicated than it seems, and there are definitely numerous interpretations on a case. It could be a purposeful response or parody to someone and still not be allowed as fair use.

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Public domain is something that the artist or creator has claimed it is for public use and or a court system has decided that a property falls under public domain.

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I now know that when you use only a little part of something that it is considered fair use. If I only use 2 minutes of a two hour movie, then I would not get in trouble, but if I used 20 seconds of a 45 second video, then that is not allowed. Fair use seems to be tricky, but if youre safe about it, then you would not get in trouble.

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I thought there would be a more exact or specific answer but I learned that in most cases people go to court over copyright issues and depending on the judge/ the court the result will vary

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I think after reading the resources I noticed that a lot of the things teachers use are fair use, they are constantly sharing ideas and lessons. Even styles of teaching could be considered fair use which are shared between teachers all of the time.

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Fair use refers to transforming intellectual property through comment, parody, critique, etc.

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I think that giving credit is very important or else there will be consequences.

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There are so many inner workings In the way that copyright use is handled it would be very hard for legal processes; especially for music to progress and reach conclusions on. There has to be an amount of clearcut evidence, which still falls under a certain degree of personal opinion. The ambiguous definition makes results hard to achieve.

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I believe that when using something that is owned originally by a person, company, etc., credits should be given. If not, they are in violation of copyright laws and I feel as if it would be considered plagiarism, as well.

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I know that it is important to give credit for the things you use or reference. It is also good to set an example for your own students. If they see you citing things, they might do it also.

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I know that copyright laws can be very tricky. Fair use has to do with using other people's work. And Creative Commons also has to do with someone else's work.

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copright- using someone else's work without getting permission or credit however a judge will most likely have to make the final decission

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Copyright is very wishy-washy especially if it concerns revenue. Often agendas of a company determine who falls under copyright law.

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In my understanding, copyright is when something such as a phrase is owned by that person or company.

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copyright- I think it represents for you to have your own type of credit and not take it away from others such as using someones else music in a YouTube video, that you;d be copyright if you do not own that music.

fair use- I think that fair use is something described as using someones work but almost modifying it.

Creative Commons- this is another way of using someone else's work

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Abiding by the law as teachers is important because you want to set an example for your students. I know that copyright is using someones work that should be credited but it's not. This is to protect peoples work. I am not as familiar with fair use.
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Fair use is an exception to the copyright law. Copyright is a legal form of connections to protect creators work. Creative Commons is something a creator can place on their work to describe what can be done with it.

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I know there is sometimes a fine line between something being copyright and fair use. It is really easy to copy something these days especially on social media.

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Copyright is meant to protect our intellectual property, which is why we have to cite our sources. However certain things are under fair use or public domain and I'm not familiar with what qualifies these things.

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I do not know much about these topics, but I do know that there a strict rules you must follow when it comes to copyright, fair use, and creative commons. It is very easy to get in trouble if things are not given the proper recognition to their creators.

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Using information other than your own should be credited and properly cited

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As a student, one of the first things I remember doing in middle school was using MLA format, and if you used someone elses idea you need to refer to them, and where you got your inf
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In order to use someone else intellectual property, they must be credited properly where others can see/find it.

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that after a certain time something become fair use 

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that after a certain time something become fair use 

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I believe that creative commons is when something is free and available for everyone to use legally.

Brain Dump/Update: I was on the right track with this comment, but previously I was not aware that Creative Commons was a non-profit organization that provides copyright-free resources in order to prevent people from stealing other people's work and violating copyright laws. There are also several types of creative commons licenses.

It was also interesting to learn that copyright itself is not clear cut.

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I always assumed fair use meant anyone could use the content, but if it was copyrighted, only those with the rights to it are able to

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Fair use is when someone takes another user's content, but transforms it (parody, commentary, etc) so that the final product is different from the original. For example, Weird Al's songs fall under fair use since they're parodies

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I know that copyright laws are very iffy and so are fair use and creative common laws as with everything on the internet these days.

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If you are taking information directly from another source you must paraphrase and cite it or quote it and cite it