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LSSL 5391 Module 12

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Is it copyright or fair use?
1. Use: is the use transformative? (Yes= fair use)
2. Type: is the work informational/factual? (Yes = fair use)
3. Amount: is the use minimal? (Yes=fair use)
4. Impact: does the use negatively impact the authors profit? (No = fair use

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Fair use allows you to use some copyrighted materials with the permission of the author. Usually for nonprofit purposes, such as, education. It should always not take any any financial gain from the author.

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Copyrighted work is only available for a certain time frame. The U.S. government states that at some point the copyright should expire so that the copyright holder doesn't benefit from the work for too long. The law is that the copyright ends 70 years after the death of the author and becomes public domain.

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You can provide a Web link to the copyrighted material from your works without getting permission from the author. However, this does not allow you to copy and paste material from their work into your own work.

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Others are not allowed to use the material created by others unless they have permission from the author.

For example, if you download a movie online you are violating the copyright law because you did not pay for it. If you purchased the movie, you can only use the movie they way the author allowed; at home use only. Even though you purchased it, there are still rules and restrictions to follow.

You must abide by the copyright rules and restrictions placed on the work by the author. This may change the way you use their work, how you copy, or modify it.

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The author of the work person work holds the copyright. However, there is an exception of this rule. If the author is getting paid by someone else to create the work and they signed a contract stating the work belongs to the employer or person they were working for.

Some educator contracts state that work created by an educator during work hours are owned by the district or school while others state that they are owned by the educator.

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Creators use the copyright symbol (c) as a reminder to others that the work is copyrighted. Whether the symbol is on the page or not these works are still copyrighted. The symbol in itself is only a reminder.

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Copyright applies to any work that was created by someone as soon as it was created.
In order to claim your work as yours you need to register it with the U.S. copyright office. This will protect your work against infringement so that no one else can claim it as their own.

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Works of authorship include the following categories:

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Works of authorship include the following categories:

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(1) literary works
(2) musical works, including any accompanying words

(3) dramatic works, including any accompanying music

(4) pantomimes and choreographic works

(5) pictorial, graphic, and sculptural works

(6) motion pictures and other audiovisual works;

(7) sound recordings

(8) architectural works

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Copyright protection background quick overview.  (2017).  Retrieved from https://copyright.laws.com/copyright-protection/background-copyright-protection

Copyright background information.  (n.d.).  Retrieved from http://www.personal.psu.edu/ktk2/aed596/citations/history.html

Copyright and Open Licensing – K-12 Technology Integration. (2015, December 31). Retrieved November 21, 2018, from https://k12techintegration.pressbooks.com/chapter/copyright/

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Background:
*  rights granted to a person when creating original work
*  written into constitution in 1787
*  protects author's ability to control his or her creative works (including the right to copy, adapt, and distribute it)