Copyrighted music has limited use in the classroom so long as you follow these 3 rules?

It is an original composition (and you have permission), You are complying with the TEACH Act, The publisher gave you permission

cannot usurp the profits of educational publishers.

What is digital literacy?

Process of teaching and learning about technology

The copyright owner has the exclusive rights and authority to each of the following EXCEPT?

copy workbooks by other authors

What is the definition of Copyright?

The legal right granted to the creator of a work.

What is digital citizenship?

The norms of appropriate, responsible technology use.

What is a Creative Commons License?

A license to distribute an otherwise copyrighted work

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Copyright Law & Digital Citizenship

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Learning about copyright law and digital citizenship within the classroom.

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1
Copyright law protects the owner's exclusive rights for how long?
for all of eternity
73 years
95 years
3 years
2
Copyrighted music has limited use in the classroom so long as you follow these 3 rules?
It is an original composition (and you have permission)
You are complying with the TEACH Act
It's age appropriate
The publisher gave you permission
3
Which one of the following is NOT a copyrighted work?
Fixed and recorded
Original by the artist
Works of Authorship
Inspired works
4
Teachers
cannot usurp the profits of educational publishers.
can freely distribute collective works.
cannot not share with a colleague or team member.
can freely copy workbooks.
5
What is digital literacy?
Process of learning to type on a keyboard
Process of understanding computer data
Software coding
Process of teaching and learning about technology
6
Which of the following are not copyrightable?
Sculptures
Film
A painting
Facts
7
Which of following is copyright protected?
Titles
Works that are not fixed
Common property
Original pieces of music
8
The copyright owner has the exclusive rights and authority to each of the following EXCEPT?
to display the copyrighted work publicly
to perform the copyrighted work publicly
copy workbooks by other authors
to distribute copies of the copyrighted work
9
The Internet is______?
the best learning resource
not in the public domain
Common knowledge
Free use
10
Which is NOT an example of fair use?
Reproducing for profit
Quoting for news reporting
Classroom teaching
Copying for the purpose of research
11
Which is not part of Digital Law?
ethical use of technology within a society
abiding by the law
legal theft and/or crime
electronic responsibility for actions and deeds
12
According to the law, copyrightable works must be_______.
fixed and shared
creative and factual
factual and inspired
tangible and creative
13
U.S. Copyright Act of 1976 states books published after which year are not in public domain?
1999
2018
1976
1978
14
Copying teaching materials and workbooks is____?
Breaking Copyright.
A budget friendly tip.
Fun to do.
Tedious and boring.
15
Which of the following is considered NOT respecting self or others on the Internet?
Digital Etiquette
Digital Law
Digital Access
Digital Commerce
16
The TEACH Act limits technology use in the classroom strictly for ________ purposes.
Instructional
Entertainment
Student Understanding
Student Engagement
17
What is the definition of Copyright?
Illegally copying someone else's published work.
The legal right granted to the creator of a work.
The legal right to freely distribute artwork.
The legal right granted to the audience for a creation.
18
What is digital citizenship?
A license to use the Internet freely
The norms of appropriate, responsible technology use.
A citizen of the digital world
The legal right to operate a webpage
19
Web pages and Internet images are
protected by copyright law
commercial use
personal use
not protected by copyright law
20
What is a Creative Commons License?
none of the above
A license to practice music
A license to distribute an otherwise copyrighted work
A license to publish a book