1. Copyright By Teresa Hudson
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2. Exploring Copyright Definition Time Limits Categories Rights
Requesting
Not Protected
Penalties

3. Copyright Definition
The exclusive legal right to reproduce, publish, sell, or distribute the matter or form of something ~Merriam Webster~
A property right granted to authors of which is to advance the public welfare by promoting artistic and scientific progress.
Berne Copyright Convention
Introductory notes.
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4. No expired copyrights will enter public domain until 2019
Copyright Time Limits
Year
Law
28 years + 47 year renewal
1976
Life of Author + 50 years
1978
Life of Author + 70 years
1998
No expired copyrights will enter public domain until 2019
A schedule design for optional periods of time/objectives.
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5. Copyright Categories Click each picture for the category name Previous
Objectives for instruction and expected results and/or skills developed from learning.
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6. Music
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7. Movies
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8. Sound
Recordings
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9. Literary
Works
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10. Choreography and Pantomimes
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11. Dramatic
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12. Pictorial, Graphic and Sculptures
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13. Architectural
Works
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14. Copyright Author’s Rights
Reproduce Materials
Prepare a Derivative
Distribute—a “right” of first sale
Perform
Display
Relative vocabulary list.
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15. Requesting a Work For Sale or Purchase Agreement By Request
Freely Offered
Fair Use
Purpose and Character
Nature of Work
Amount and Quantity
Effect on Market
A list of procedures and steps, or a lecture slide with media.
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16. Fair Use-Purpose and Character
The purpose and character of the copying, including whether the use is of a commercial nature or is for nonprofit educational purposes
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17. Fair Use-Nature of Work
The nature of the work being copied. Copying from works that are primarily factual in nature is tolerated more than copying from more creative works.
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18. Fair Use-Amount and Quantity
The amount and substantiality of the portion that is copied in relation to the copyright work as a whole. The more that is copied, or the more important the portion that is copied (regardless of the quantity) the less likely the fair use will apply.
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19. Fair Use-Effect on Market
The effect of the copying upon the potential market for, or value of, the copyrighted work. If the copying has an adverse impact on the market for the original work, it will not constitute fair use.
More information on Fair Use Guidelines for Teachers
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20. Copyrights not Protected
Ideas
Procedures
Methods
Systems
Principles
Discoveries
Other
Titles
Names
Slogans
Lettering
Calendars
Charts
Conclusion to course, lecture, et al.
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21. Copyright Penalties for Breaking the Law
$750 to $30,000 per infraction
If willful for monetary gain
$500-$250,000 per infraction and 1-5 in prison
Possible civil lawsuits
An opportunity for questions and discussions.
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22. Copyright Resources Copyright Presentation Wikipedia
Wikipedia
Merriam-Webster Dictionary
A Teachers Guide to Fair Use Guidelines
ght and Fair Use Defined