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The video 'Copyright & Creativity' has been produced with the goal of making copyright compelling to creators and average Internet users, trying to demonstrate that it is not just a set of rules but an interesting world worth exploring. To this end, we approached leading copyright experts and sent them a short questionnaire about the relationship between copyright, creativity and technology, with the idea of writing an accessible script based on their answers. The responses presented some common themes: since the invention of the printing press, the development of new technologies has made copying more and more accurate, requiring copyright law to adapt to this evolution; in recent years, media has become more interactive, audiences are becoming users and creators at the same time; the main challenge for copyright law is to adjust to these rapid changes without losing its original function: to encourage learning and the spread of knowledge while preserving economic and moral rights of authors and creators. In other words, one of the most delicate goals of copyright is to strike a balance between protecting creative works and allowing the public to use them.

We thought that the quotation 'If I have seen further it is by standing on the shoulders of giants' - meaning that every new creation is based on something that has been created in the past - would have been an effective way to express these concepts. This metaphor is commonly referred to Newton, but apparently it was first attributed to Bernard of Chartres. Even though copyright does not attach to the work of Newton as a theoretical physicist, it does apply to Newton's Principia as a literary work. The first edition of this book was published in 1687, when copyright did not exist yet, and the second edition in 1713, only 3 years after the first-ever Copyright Act was introduced. In our view, all these elements create a nice story to introduce the mechanisms of copyright law to the public.

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The purpose of Novel Inventions is to promote critical and creative thinking in a positive virtual environment that brings teams from several schools and classrooms together for friendly collaboration and competition.

2019-2020 guidelines:

Students will read 2 or more books of their choosing (or from the list of recommended books at the bottom of the page) and complete 1 or more challenges, making sure to incorporate important themes from the books throughout the challenge(s).

Participants (both teachers and students) should view postings of other teams and give positive and useful feedback. In order to encourage interaction of teams, only teams who have provided feedback to others will be eligible for prizes.

Prizes will be awarded in each category for exceptional entries!

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Registration takes two simple steps. First, register your team by completing the brief form at this link : https://wcu.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_9ubOBxJ4Encce4B .

Second, if you have not registered on this website in previous years, use the registration tab above so that you can start posting. You can also register your students so they can have access to posting as well. If you need assistance adding students, just let us know.

The first team from five different disctricts will be awarded a set of books.

New - students can participate in brainstorming ideas for solving world problems through our new pop-up challenge feature. This feature.requires nothing more than posting an idea for a solution to a world problem. Please find under Pop-Up challenges.

Registrants will receive emails with creativity tips to help promote critical and creative thinking and to practice problem-solving skills.

In addition, students are encouraged to post 90-second videos recommending books that other students might find enticing to read. Please find under Pop-Up challenges.

Shake Things Up with Picture Books

What would happen if your favorite characters fell into the pages of a picture book?

For this challenge, bring characters from a novel or chapter book into a picture book. Play with the images in the picture book to discuss the themes and plot of the novel or chapter book.

Picture books are filled with exciting images, colors, and artwork. The artists experiment with different techniques in order to create pictures for all ages to enjoy. Retell the main plot of a novel or chapter book using the images and art of a picture book.Try to use the same writing style as the picture book to depict the themes and plot of the novel or chapter book.

Inventions to Improve Your Day

Are you a problem-solver? Great inventions come from the desire to improve daily life. For this challenge, have a character from a novel solve a problem in your classroom, at your school or in your community.

Authors use many techniques to bring their characters to life. From reading a story, you can guess how a character might respond to a situation outside the book or how they might react to an everyday problem. For this challenge, pick a character from a novel to create an invention that solves a problem at your school or community. Make sure the character acts as though he or she might in their own novels and only use materials thater would be available in the character's time or place.

Understanding Cultural Perspectives

Why is it difficult to understand other cultures or another person's point of view about a critical topic? For this challenge, bring together characters from two novels or chapter books that reflect two cultures that are different from your own to help raise awareness about a multicultural issue, to promote equity, or to celebrate diversity.

Appreciating diversity is critical to a healthy society. Small and large efforts can help people feel accepted and understood. For this challenge, select novels that represent two different cultures. Bring characters from the novels together to address an issue. Think about what the characters might do to raise awareness about a multicultural issue, to promote equity, solve a problem related to diversity, or to celebrate diversity.

Choose one of the following two options to share your creation:

1. Copy images from your favorite picture book and create a new story with the theme or plot from a novel or chapter book.

2. Use the same artistic technique of the picture book to create new images telling the story from your novel or chapter book.

3. Use an old picture book you have permission to alter and replace the text with a new story that reflects your novel or chapter book.

This challenge will be judged on the quality of the final product, the incorporation of themes and plot from the novel or chapter book, and the incorporation of the author's writing style and/or artist's techniques from the original books.

Choose one of these options to share your invention:
1 Post a picture or video of a prototype of your invention. Dress as the character to tell about the solution.

1. Write a fictional account where the character discusses and uses the invention to solve the problem.

2. Create a picture book where the character discusses the problem and uses the invention to solve the problem.

This challenge will be judged on the originality of the idea for the solution to the problem, the extent to which the character has the same traits and characteristics as they do in the novel, and the quality of the submission. All videos must be no longer than 4 minutes in length.

Choose one of the following options :

1. Have the characters create an ad campaign (commercial, billboards, or on-line advertisements) to encourage others to become aware of the issue and/or celebrate diversity. Draw pictures of advertisements or videotape commercials.

2. Have the characters create an event to help others understand the issue. Create a 4-minute video or a Powerpoint or Slides presentation with images and descriptions of the event.

3. Have your characters develop a compassion project that addresses oppression, discrimination, or misunderstanding of a group. Create a video or visual presentation that depicts the project.

This challenge will be judged on the extent to which the characters have the same traits and characteristics as they do in their novels, the quality of the submission, and the ingenuity of the ideas.All videos must be no longer than 4 minutes in length.

Students and/or their teachers can select their own novels to use or choose from the list below.

Elementary School

The One and Only Ivan (2013) by Katherine Applegate, HarperCollins

Pablo and Birdy (2017) by Alison McGhee, Antheneum/Caitlyn Dlouhy Books

Donovan's Word Jar (2018) by Monalisa Degross, Trophy Chapter Books

The Name Jar (2003) by Yangsook Choi, Dragonfly Books

Calling the Water Drum (2016) by Redding, Lee and Low Books

Middle School

The Little Prince (2000) by Antoine de Saint-Exupery, Mariner Books

Amina's Voice (2018) by Hena Khan, Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers

The Epic Fail (2018) by Arturo Zamora, Puffin Books

Refugee (2017) by Alan Gratz, Scholastic

Betty Before X (2018) by Ilyasah Shabazz, Square Fish

High School

The Sun is Also a Star (2016) by Nicola Yoon, Ember

The Hate You Give (2017) by Angie Thomas, Walker Books

The Namesake: A Novel (2004) by Jhumpa Lahiri, Mariner Books

The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian (2009)by Sherman Alexie, Little Brown & Company

The Radius of Us (2017) by Maria Marquardt, St. Martin's Griffin

Additional Guidelines:

All products must be posted on the Novel Inventions website so that participating schools can upload and view each other's work.

A brief (1 page) summary of the novel must accompany each entry. This summary should provide context for understanding the challenge submission in relation to the novel(s).

Each entry must be posted under the appropriate challenge.

Participating students and teachers are asked to give positive useful feedback in the form of brief comments for the entries and "like" the entries that best meet the spirit of each category. A team of WCU faculty will also rank entries.

Recognition will be given for several categories for each theme at each school level. To qualify for prizes, teams must have given feedback in the form of brief comments to at least five other entries.

To register, fill out the form linked at the top of the page, under the registration button or the registration button just above the book recommendations.

Deadline to register is October 30. There is no registration fee.

The deadline to submit entries is March 30, 2020

Students can work on these products independently or in teams.

For questions or clarification, please email Lisa Bloom at bloom@wcu.edu or Kristy Doss at kkdoss@wcu.edu.

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Listen to my interview with Tracy Enos or read the transcript here.

In our never-ending quest to find better ways to differentiate and personalize instruction for students, we have plenty of options. I covered a lot of the basics in my Differentiation Starter Kit. Then last year we learned how math teacher Natalie McCutchen manages a self-paced classroom. And for ESL students, there are the Can-Do Descriptors.

Now, Rhode Island teacher Tracy Enos shares her system for customizing instruction to meet the needs of every student. She calls it a playlist, an individualized digital assignment chart that students work through at their own pace.

First, consider what we usually do: When planning a typical unit of instruction, teachers map out a series of lessons to deliver, assignments for students to complete, and some kind of final assessment at the end. They might share this plan with students, but then the execution is done by the teacher: The teacher delivers the lessons, tells students when to do the assignments, and guides students toward the final assessment.

With playlists, the responsibility for executing the learning plan shifts: Students are given the unit plan, including access to all the lessons (in text or video form), ahead of time. With the learning plan in hand, students work through the lessons and assignments at their own pace. And because each student has her own digital copy of the playlist (delivered through a system like Google Classroom), the teacher can customize the list to meet each student's needs.

"A playlist is basically like a road map," Enos explains. "I started using them in my classroom when I looked at my room full of 26 students and I saw the variety in their abilities. I knew I needed something different so that I could meet the needs of each one of those kids. Instead of just saying, 'OK, everybody, we're going to work on this lesson today,' I needed to individualize it so that different kids are working on things that they needed."

The term playlist, by the way, was coined by one of Enos' colleagues, math teacher Jason Appel.

Here are screenshots of three sample playlists from Enos's class. If you click on each one, you'll be taken to the full version to view in Google Docs. Although these examples come from a language arts class, Enos feels strongly that the playlist concept could be used in any content area.

Argument Writing Playlist

The first playlist is for a unit on argument writing. What you see here is just the first few tasks; there are 19 on the full playlist.

In the first column, Enos simply names the task. The second column provides specific instructions for the task. The third column is set up for students to record any notes they have about the task, and the fourth is where students record the date they completed the task.

Although much of the playlist will be exactly the same for each student, especially for the first few tasks, individual tasks can be customized to meet individual needs. Because the playlist is stored in digital form, the teacher can go into each student's playlist at any time and make adjustments as needed.

In addition to adjusting certain tasks, Enos also builds space in each playlist for purely individualized tasks. If we look further down her playlist, we see that tasks #14 and #15 have been left open for individualized focus revision activities, to be determined after the student has written her draft:

Enos does place occasional hard deadlines into her playlists; item 13 above has a date assigned to it. Although students are allowed to complete the work before the deadline, having this task pinned to a specific date helps prevent students from getting too far off track from each other.

Parts of Speech Playlist

This next one is from a unit designed to review the parts of speech. Notice that some of the tasks are quite simple and quick: Students just need to log on to a certain platform, create an account, or join an online group. This makes the playlist a practical tool as well as a good instructional vehicle: One place to keep learning tasks AND the kinds of housekeeping items that accompany most units. And breaking units into smaller tasks gives students a feeling of accomplishment as they move through each item.

To see the full version of this playlist, click the image below:

Again, the "Directions" column allows for maximum flexibility. The teacher can add tech tips, reminders, or any other information that might help student complete the task more smoothly. And if this is done in digital form, the teacher can easily add tips, links, or other comments at any time, making the playlist a living document.

Book Club Playlist

The final example is a playlist created for a unit on dystopian fiction, in which students participated in book clubs.

Notice that the playlist also includes checkpoints, where students must touch base with their teacher before moving on. These can be built in at any point for any reason, such as making sure students have completed key housekeeping tasks (like in the example above) or having the teacher review a draft for quality.

Many of the tasks in the playlist will ultimately result in the student submitting work through Google Classroom, or they might require a paper submission in a class that hasn't gone quite so digital. In fact, the whole system could be done on paper-one look at how student learning is managed in a Montessori classroom and you'll see how that can work. What's key is that students work through the list on their own, which frees the teacher up to spend more time working one-on-one with students.

If students are truly working at their own pace, wouldn't that mean some are way ahead, even finished with a unit, while others drag way behind? Setting a few hard deadlines (as shown in the argument writing playlist) can help keep the pacing from spiraling too far out of whack, but if our goal is true individualization, then we shouldn't want everyone to be too closely aligned.

This can be managed on a day-to-day basis. Students who are taking longer to master key tasks will likely get more one-on-one assistance from the teacher or be placed in groups to help them. Those who finish the required material quickly can be given enrichment tasks that take the learning to more advanced levels.

Homework also takes on a different role in a class that uses playlists: Because students work through the playlists on their own, they decide whether they get homework or not. If a student is moving through a playlist quickly, they may not have a need to spend extra time on the work at home. Conversely, if a student finds he needs extra help in class, he may decide to catch up on a few videos at home.

For a more in-depth exploration of playlists, listen to my podcast interview with Tracy Enos using the player above or by listening on iTunes or Stitcher (for Android). If you have questions, ask them in the comments below and I'll have Tracy come over and answer them. And if you have used a system that's similar to playlists, please share your experiences in the comments so we can all learn together.♦

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Funny you ask. Why yes, we do. Here you go: imgflip.com/ai-meme (warning, may contain vulgarity)

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The Fastest Meme Generator on the Planet. Easily add text to images or memes. Draw Add Image Spacing Upload new template Enable drag/drop & resize Remove "imgflip.com" watermark It's a free online image maker that lets you add custom resizable text, images, and much more to templates.

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23 Resources for Bringing AR and VR to the Classroom | ISTE

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As both augmented and virtual reality become more accessible on ordinary devices, more educators are exploring the potential of these tools.

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My Incredible Body - Human anatomy and physiology for kids grades K-6

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An app for your iPhone, Android, or computer that presents the human body to curious kids and answers common questions.

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A Visible Body Suite subscription gives you access to the visual and interactive content you need to learn about human anatomy, general physiology, common illnesses, and introductory biology topics.

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✏️ Start building your sketchnoting skills: https://verbaltovisual.com/ My name is Doug Neill and I'm passionate about helping others reach their full creative potential. I teach a skill called sketchnoting (also known as visual note-taking and graphic recording), which for me is a gateway to doing better work.

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How to Make a Popplet, a Mind Mapping Tool

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Pear Deck is on a mission to help teachers create powerful learning moments for every student, every day - using the tools you already know and love.

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Notability might be the best note-taking application we've seen for the iPad, with tons of useful features that are easily accessed through the app's intuitive

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After posting my Google Doc Scavenger Hunt activity, I had several teachers ask if I had created scavenger hunts for any of the other Google tools. Below is the scavenger hunt I designed for Google Slides.

Teachers are welcome to access and use this Google Slide Scavenger Hunt. Just click "File" on the presentation and "Make a copy." It will automatically save to your Google Drive, then you can edit your version so it works for your students

Hopefully, this serves as a fun introduction to Google Slides for students and provides you with a little insight into your new students!

I invite any teachers who create a modified version for students at different levels to share links to their scavenger hunts in a comment!

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Goosechase

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Educators around the world are entering digital lesson design with varying experiences and expertise. Our HyperDocs Online Academy is your source for learning about designing and delivering the engagement-driving digital lessons we call HyperDocs. Our course instruction method is what we call 'just in time teaching' so that you can take on new learning when you are ready, and explore the Academy at your own pace.

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Gynzy

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Gynzy is an easy-to-use web-app for your interactive whiteboard. It includes hundreds of activities for math, language arts, science and social studies. You can try it out for free!

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Quiver

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Experience the immersive wonder of 3D Augmented Reality with engaging coloring experiences that let your creativity run wild.

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Explain Everything

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Create interactive lessons, record video tutorials and collaborate real-time with your students.

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Flipgrid

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We express ourselves in different ways. On Flip, you can use our simple and fun built-in camera to record your thoughts, add effects and share within your Flip group as video, audio only or text in your web browser or mobile app.

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Flip is a video discussion and sharing app, free from Microsoft.

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Flip (formerly Flipgrid) is a video discussion and video sharing app, free from Microsoft, built for classrooms and beyond. Learn more.

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Readworks

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ReadWorks | Award-Winning, EdTech Nonprofit Organization

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ReadWorks is an edtech nonprofit organization that is committed to helping to solve America’s reading comprehension crisis.

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EdPuzzle

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Easily create beautiful interactive video lessons for your students you can integrate right into your LMS. Track students' progress with hassle-free analytics as you flip your classroom!

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Powtoon

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Powtoon | Create Awesome Videos Yourself

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Bubbl.us

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Benefits of Bubbl.us mind maps over text:

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Mind map and brainstorm online with Bubbl.us! Create colorful mind maps to print or share with others. Millions of people are using Bubbl.us worldwide to generate ideas, map out processes and create presentations.