"Copyright Law: The Internet and Multimedia Education for Schools" 2008 Subtitle Edition is an informative, fun and effective presentation or inservice that utilizes the multimedia resources (compiled on DVD) made available by the Businsess Software Alliance, the Motion Picture Association, Disney, the Recording Industry Association of America, Movie Licensing USA and the publishers of Copyright Condensed, AEA11 and Copyright For Schools A Practical Guide by Linworth Publishing. Scientific evidence proves that motion media does make a lasting impact on the viewer.
Promote ethical, respectful use of copyrighted resources in your school!
COPYRIGHT DVD AVAILABLE NOW!
DVD User Guide: CopyrightDVDGuide2008_MSWord.doc
Copyright_DVD_Guide_2008_Subtitled_Edition.pdf
Copyright presentations also include a question and answer period as well as a wealth of handouts and web links to **free resources for student education including posters, pencils, pens, web links of suggested safe/legal music download sites etc. Inservice of 3 hours or more are available for CLOCK HOURS in Washington State.
Contact me if you have any questions, need resources, or would like to schedule an inservice or presentation. I've provided many workshops, inservice conference sessions and student instruction over the years. Including Guest Lecturer at the Univerisity of Washington MLS Program, Lake Washington School District, AESA, NCCE, NAMTC, NMM, WLMA and more.
In the fall of 2007 I will be exhibiting at AASL, New York State BOCES Media and Technology Association Conference and WLMA in Yakima, Washington.
Door prizes and give-aways from Business Software Alliance and Linworth Publishing are available.
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COPYRIGHT RESOURCE LINKS FOR SCHOOLS/LIBRARIES:
Need a Copyright Attorney? Arnold Lutzker http://www.lutzker.com/
Sonny Bono Act: Supreme Court Decision http://www.jurisnotes.com/IP/articles/fourquestions.htm
Congressional Record of Copyright Acts:http://fairuse.stanford.edu/primary_materials/legislation/leglis_archive.html
FAMILY MOVIE ACT: http://www.govtrack.us/congress/bill.xpd?bill=h109-357
2005 FAMILY ACT UPDATE: 2006 NEW RULING BY FEDERAL COURT JUDGE MAY EFFECT the use of edited (washed) DVDs. Alternatives may be found on the following web sites including purchasing CLEARPLAY DVD player that "FILTERS" offensive contents from motion pictures. The technology is based on software that is downloaded to the CLEARPLAY DVD player in your home. The software and CLEARPLAY DVD player does not "edit" the DVD disc, it filters/edits the DVD as you view it.
Colorado Judges' decision in full: CleanFlicksDistCtOpinion.pdf CLEARPLAY DVD information: cleanflicks.com clearplay.com cleanfilms.com and clean-edited-movies.com
Experts say that under The Family Movie Act it is still permissable to show edited movies at home and under Fair Use it is permissable to show edited movies in a classroom where systematic instruction is occurring as long as the movie was the original "legally obtained" copy. No copy must be made/used.
2007 FAIR USE update proposed in Congress February 27th: Libraries Urge Support of Newly Introduced FAIR USE Act: The Freedom and Innovation Revitalizing U.S. Entrepreneurship (FAIR USE) Act of 2007, H.R. 1201 FIND BILL TEXT ON THOMAS.LOC.GOV... [H.R.1201.IH]
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