What does this symbol represent?

• Copyright
• Cookies & Cream
• Creative Commons
• Creative Copyright

What are the terms of the NoDerivatives condition in Creative Commons?

• You must give credit to the creator by citing the work.
• You may not use the work to make money.
• You cannot make any changes to the work.
• If you modify a work, you must share your creation on the same terms.

What are the terms of the ShareAlike condition in Creative Commons?

• You must give credit to the creator by citing the work.
• You may not use the work to make money.
• You cannot make any changes to the work.
• If you modify a work, you must share your creation on the same terms.

What License does this have?

• Attribution-Share Alike License

• Attribution-No Derivative Works License

• Attribution-Non Commercial-Share Alike License

• Attribution-Non commercial-No Derivative Works License

 You don't need permission to use Public Domain? 

• True 
• False

Which works are protected by copyright?

• ideas
• all works
• literary, musical, dramatic, pictorial works 
• titles, names, slogans

Tags

CCSS.RI.3.5

CCSS.RL.4.1

CCSS.RL.5.1

CCSS.RL.9-10.9

How Long Does Copyright Protection Last?

• Until the death of the creator

• 70 years after the death of the author or artist

• 10 years from the copyright registration date

• It must be renewed annually

If you are using a photo with the Noncommercial license, what do you need to do?

• Just credit the person who created it. Tell who it is by.

• You can't make money. You can't sell it or intend to profit.

• No changes. It must stay equal to the original work.

• Must use the same Creative Commons Licenses.

All of these works below can be copied without worrying about copyright law...except one. Which one of these is not okay to copy and use?

• Works created by the government 
• Works that the creator gave away by putting them in the public domain
• Works that are found using a Google image search
• Works that are so old that the copyright protection has expired.

There are 4 questions you must ask yourself to determine if your use of someone else's creation is covered by Fair Use. Which is not one of those four questions?

• How much of the work are you using?
• What is your purpose of copying it? Are you using it for school, parody, or the news?
• If you copy it, will it hurt the sales of the original work?
• Will you get caught if you copy it?