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Lesson 2
Info Literacy
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Fair Use | The right to reuse copyrighted material without having to gain permission from copyright owner |
| Various Forms of Fair Use | Criticism, Remix, News Reporting, Research, and Teaching |
| Fair Use Challenges | If the copyright owner feels that their work is being misused, they may take the user to court. A US judge will then use the four factors to make a decision. |
| Four Factors of Fair Use | Purpose, Nature, Amount Used, Effect on Owner |
| Motion Media Limitation | Up to 10% or 3 minutes |
| Text Material Limitation | Up to 10% or 1000 words |
| Music, Lyrics, Music Video Limitation | Up to 10% or 30 seconds |
| Illustrations and Photographs (single artist/photographer) | Up to 10% or 5 images |
| Illustrations and Photographs (published collective work) | Up to 10% or 15 images |
| Public Domain | Any work (music, art, or text) that is not copyrighted; free to use |
| Public Domain Divisions | writings, music, art, photography, architecture, maps, choreography, movies, video, software, databases, collections |
| Creative Commons | a non-profit organization that allows people to share works without companies selling them |
| Reasons for Using Creative Commons | people can use your work but must give you credit, prevent commercial use, let people modify your work but release it own same terms, and prevent modification without permission |
| Open Access | literature that is digital, online, free of charge, and free of most copyright and licensing restrictions. |
| Two Types of Open Access Sharing | Open access journals, and open access archives |
| CC License | states you own the copyright, but are allowing people to use it |
| What Attribute Photos Include | The author, title of work, cc license type, an copyright notices |
| Intellectual Property | creation of the mind |
| Plagiarism | act of misrepresenting the ownership of a piece of IP |
| Copyright | exclusive rights to the owner of a a piece of intellectual property to print, publish, perform, and to authorize others to do the same |
| IP Options Without Fair Use | Create own content, hire someone to create IP, illegally use IP, contact copyright owner for permission, look for public domain IP, creative commons licensed IP |
| What Copyright Does Not Protect | US government, theorem, data, ideas, titles of books/movies |
| When Work Enters Pubic Domian | the copyright expired (1923), failure to renew (1964), copyright owner dedicates work to public domain (dedication), |
| Citation of Sources | you can use someone else's work to support your own |
| Google Books | won a monumental court decision after scanning a myriad of books without seeking permission from owners |
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