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    A person who violates the copyright laws can be sent to jail for up to 10 years, and fined a sum of money determined by the prosecutor. Educators have a small 3clause' called 3Fair Use,' in that we have small exemptions specifically for teaching. These are just a few examples of what is allowed and isn t in use of the Fair Use rights in a classroom setting.

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    A person who violates the copyright laws can be sent to jail for up to 10 years, and fined a sum of money determined by the prosecutor. Educators have a small 3clause' called 3Fair Use,' in that we have small exemptions specifically for teaching. These are just a few examples of what is allowed and isn t in use of the Fair Use rights in a classroom setting.

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    A Few Major Areas of Concern

    opyrights: (As given by the Educational CyberPlayground)

    CWhat teachers need to Following the Fair use rights in a classroom


    setting, Educators are allowed:
    know
    1. Music: The option of using up to 10% of
    It’s definition and meaning: the original musical lyrics, and up to 30
    seconds of listening.
    "The legal right granted to an
    author, a composer, a playwright, 2. Photos: 5 images or less from one
    a publisher, or a distributor to person’s work, and 15 from a collection.
    exclusive publication, production, Utilizing Fair Use 3. Texts: 10% or less of an entire piece, and
    sale, or distribution of a literary, 3 poems or less by one poet. 5 poems are
    Good to Know…
    musical, dramatic, or artistic work allowed if it is from a collection.
    (Starr 2010)." As teachers, we have a small
    “clause” called “Fair Use,” in that 4. Video: 10% of the entire media is
    The copyright was made in order we have small exemptions granted to be used.
    to protect the rights for the use of specifically for teaching.
    the individual(s)’ work, making it a These are just a few examples of what is
    law that re-using their material allowed and isn’t in use of the “Fair Use”
    rights. Many educators do not believe that
    without permission is equivalent 4 criteria to be met this is a big issue and will never be caught
    to the act of stealing. 1. Know what the use is for, and punished. The truth is, many may not
    such as commercial or be, but aren’t we the ones to set the
    example to the youth of America?
    non-profit. Find out more on our rights as educators via an
    THE REPERCUSSIONS
    2. What the nature of the easy to read chart found here:
    Underneath Title 18, Section 2319: a http://www.mediafestival.org/copyrightchart.html
    work will be. Works Cited:
    person who violates the copyright
    laws can be sent to jail for up to 10 3. How much of the copy (2004) Educational CyberPlayGround website.
    From http://www.edu-
    years, and fined a sum of money written work will be used cyberpg.com/Technology/email.html.
    determined by the prosecutor. Both out of the whole. Starr, L. (2010, May). Copyright and fair use.
    of which punishments are Retrieved from
    4. What the effect will be on http://www.educationworld.com/a_curr/curr280
    determined on the degree in which
    the value of the material d.shtml
    the law was broken. Information
    provided by: The U.S. Copyright
    will be, if used. Copyright law of the united states of america. (n.d.).
    Retrieved from
    office. http ://www.cop yright. gov/title17/92chap1
    .html#102

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