Copyright and Fair Use Principles

What is the general rule about using images, videos, or artwork found online?

• You can use anything you find online for personal projects.

• You must always get permission before using anything found online.

• Most online content is copyrighted and requires permission to use.

• Content found online is free for anyone to use as they wish.

What does copyright law primarily protect?

• The right to freely share any content found online.

• The legal protection creators have over their original works.

• The ability to alter and repost content without permission.

• The public's right to use any material for educational purposes.

What does it mean for content to be in the "public domain"?

• It is copyrighted but can be used with permission.

• It is free to use without permission by anyone, however they want.

• It is only available for government use.

• It requires a small fee to be used for any purpose.

Which of the following is NOT one of the four factors considered for "fair use" of copyrighted material?

• The amount of the work used.

• The original creator's personal opinion.

• The purpose of the new work.

• The effect on the original work's value.

What are the 3 things to keep in mind when responsibly using other's work online?

• Copyright

• Fair Use

• Public Domain

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