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| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What is Fair Use? | Doctrine which allows the reuse of copyright-protected materials under certain conditions. |
| Students can use Fair Use by: | Acquiring copyrighted works lawfully and producing their own educational multimedia course. |
| Instructors can use Fair use by: | Supporting the curriculum-based instructional activities at educational institutions. |
| What is the quantitative maximum amount by Fair Use in a written material? | 10% or 1000 words. |
| What is the quantitative maximum amount by Fair Use in a Poem? | Less than 250 Words. |
| What is the quantitative maximum amount by Fair Use in music or lyrics? | No more than 30 seconds or 10%. |
| What is the quantitative maximum amount by Fair Use in Numerical Data Sheets? | Up to 10% or 2500 fields or cell entries. |
| If a piece of work in here, its not protected by the intellectual property laws. | Public Domain |
| Most works enter the public domain because of... | The age of the works |
| What is the creative commons? | Organization that enables free sharing through free legal tools. |
| What does creative commons do with your work? | Gives your work the freedom and license to be shared by which means you allow it. |
| Who holds a license under Creative Commons? | Generally the creator, but not always. |
| Are the licenses under Creative Commons enforceable? | As far as the present is presented, yes. |
| Who can use a Creative Commons license? | Anyone who owns the material. |
| What if someone uses your works under Creative Commons? | The violator may be liable for copyright infringement |
| Can a licensor control how another person uses the material? | As long as the work is being abides by the terms and conditions, the person can do as they please. |
| Google books makes controversy under which of the four intellectual properties? | Fair Use |
| Public Domains works that have been modified... | May be copyright and cannot be used without permission. |
| Public Domain works with trademarks are still copyright. True/False | True |
| Do you have to give credit to authors in the public domain? | No, but plagiarism is still possible. |
| What if another country has works in the public domain? | Some copyright laws are different in other countries, so research on another countries time frame may be necessary |
| Is Google books a free service? | No, the program still renders works which are copyright to the law. |
| How does Google get away with showing short pieces of work? | Free Use law allows the work to be sampled under circumstances. |
| Educational Institutions are classified as: | Non-profit organizations who's focus is to educate and support research |
| Educators include: | Teachers, instructors and others who engage in scholarly, research and instructional activities for educational institutions - utexas.edu |
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