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Fair Usage Rights


It is actually OK to copy other people's work as long as you follow some guidelines:

  1. Use only a small part compared to your work (proportional)
  2. Are using it to say something original or comment on the work
  3. Cite the work (say where you got it)
  4. Aren't making money off of it or causing the creator to lose potential income
All of these requirements make it safe to use other people's work ESPECIALLY IF YOU ARE USING IT FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES. Cases have been defended using fair use guidelines for educational purposes as high as the U.S. Supreme Court.

Recommended Reading Links
Creative Commons Website


Copyright: iTunes, Podcasts


Understanding and Respecting Copyright a problem for many


Doug Johnson on Copyright



Larry Lessig on Re-examining the Remix
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The New Literacies 


Confronting the Challenges of a Participatory Culture 

(NML White Paper)



Digital Library Aims to Expand Students Media Literacy

The Freedom to Read, Research & Explore


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See also: RESPONSIBLE Use page link

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Let's give this a context. Just who owns human creativity?
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