Copyright and Fair Use

Which of the following is an example of fair use?

• Distributing a full article to the whole school

• Using a short clip from a movie for a lesson

• Copying an entire textbook for a class

• Playing a full song at a school event

What should teachers do to legally share published materials with students?

• Email them to the entire school

• Use a password-protected LMS

• Post them on a public website

• Print and distribute without permission

What is a potential consequence of violating copyright laws in schools?

• Increased funding for the school

• Fines for the school district

• Automatic exemption for educational use

• No consequences

Which of the following is a safe practice for using images in educational materials?

• Using any image found on the internet

• Using images with a Creative Commons license

• Using images from a paid stock photo site without purchase

• Using images from a private collection without permission

What should you do if you need to use an out-of-print book for your class?

• Reach out to the publishing company for permission

• Ignore copyright laws

• Copy the entire book for the class

• Distribute digital copies without permission

Which of the following is NOT a factor considered in fair use?

• The purpose of the use

• The author's personal opinion

• The amount of work used

• The nature of the original work

What is the role of Creative Commons in copyright?

• To restrict all use of creative works

• To provide a way to share works with specific permissions

• To make all works public domain

• To eliminate copyright laws

Which factor of fair use considers the amount of material used?

• Purpose

• Nature

• Amount

• Effect

What does the 'Effect' factor of fair use refer to?

• The impact on the market

• The purpose of use

• The nature of the work

• The amount used

What amount of the original work is typically used in fair use?

• The entire work

• A large portion

• A small portion

• Half of the work