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e-learningresourcesworkshop(so you want to put thatmusic in your PowerPointpresentation)e-learningresourcesworkshop(so you want to put thatmusic in your PowerPointpresentation)
Vanessa Tuckfield
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Use themes
•Statutory provisions
•Statutory licenses
•Open access licenses
•Purchased resources (licence,agreement, permission, impliedlicence)
•Shared resources (internally,externally)
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Intellectual Property
Patents;
Trade marks;
Designs;
Copyright;
Circuit layout;
Plant breeder's rights; and
Trade secrets.
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Copyright
•Protects the original expression of ideas
•It is FREE
•It is automatic
Gives copyright ownerexclusive economic rights
•Copy (includes into digital form)
•Publish
•Broadcast
•Publicly perform the material
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What does copyrightprotect?
Original works
•Written works
•Artistic works
•Musical works
•Dramatic works
Subject matter other than works
•Computer Programs
•Compilations
•Films
•Sound recordings
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Images
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© CanberraInstitute ofTechnology2010
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Google image search
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Educational site
•Used with permission
Used with permission. www.edupic.net/virginia.htm
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Public domain
•Works where copyright has expired
•Works where copyright owner hasdeclared into public domain
Public domain image
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Creative Commons
http://www.flickr.com/photos/calliope
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Finding CC images
•http://www.geograph.org.uk/ - photographs of the BritishIsles all under CC licences
•http://openphoto.net/ - a moderated photo community withover 3000 CC licensed
Web resources where some material is CC licensed or openaccess
•http://www.flickr.com – online photo album – CC licensedmaterial can be accessed
•via the main site, or through a dedicated portal at
•http://www.flickr.com/creativecommons
•http://www.pictureaustralia.org – Australian themedimages, some of which are CC
•licensed. Includes the following Flickr groups:
–People, places and events -http://www.flickr.com/groups/83633840@N00/
–Australia Day - http://www.flickr.com/groups/69431001@N00/
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Part VB
•Any image with an ‘all rightsreserved’ © apple co 2010
•Paid for
•Reference source
•Tag it
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trademark
•Has trademark protection
•Careful of context that you use
•Ok in computer courses
•Reference/cite source
•Used under Part VB
Copied under Part VB. http://www.mac-wallpapers.com/Apple-Wallpapers/blue-apple-logo-wallpaper/
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mine
•Copyright notice
© Vanessa Tuckfield 2010© Canberra Institute of Technology 1999
© Miles Franklin 1901
© Commonwealth of Australia 2010
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Image gallery
•Use as per instructions
© Greenstreet 2003 used with permission
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Music
•Statutory provisions
•Voluntary licenses
•Purchased resources
•mine
•Creative commons
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Finding CC sound/music
•http://ccmixter.org – CC sound remix tool andarchive
•http://www.opsound.com – CC music archive
•http://www.magnatune.com – CC record label
•http://jamendo.org – CC music distribution site
•http://freesound.iua.upf.edu/ - collaborativedatabase of CC licensed sounds
•http://cchits.org/ - collaborative podcast whereusers can contribute, find, and share music underCC licences
•http://www.artistserver.com/ - music community
•http://soundtransit.nl/ - archive of “fieldrecordings” from various locations around theworld published under a CC Attribution licence
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Audiovisual material
•Statutory license (Screenrights)
•200AB
•Statutory provision
•mine
•Creative commons
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Finding CC audiovisual
•http://wiki.creativecommons.org/Film - CC wikilisting notable CC licensed films.
•http://www.revver.com – advertising supportedCC video site
•http://elephantsdream.org - Elephants Dream,open source film
•• http://www.overmundo.com.br/overblog/cafune-na-rede - Cafune, feature-length CC film
•• http://www.oddjobjack.com/freejack.php -Master flash files and bitmaps of every piece ofart used in the Odd Job Jack cartoon, availableunder a CC licence
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Text based
•Statutory provisions
•Statutory licenses (Part VB)
•Open access licenses (CC andAEShareNet)
•Purchased resources (licence,agreement, permission, impliedlicence)
•Mine resources (shared internally,externally)
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Finding CC text
•http://wiki.creativecommons.org/Books - CC wikilisting notable CC licensed books
•http://freewords.org/freepress/ - an artistic projectwhich releases an eclectic mix of writing underCC licensing
•http://www.austlii.edu.au/ - collection ofAustralian state and federal legislation, case lawand journals. AustLII participates in the freeaccess to law movement.
•http://www.curriki.org Teaching resources
•http://ocw.mit.edu/index.html - provides free,searchable, access to MIT's course materials foreducators, students, and self-learners around theworld.
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Use themes
•Statutory provisions
•Statutory licenses
•Open access licenses
•Purchased resources (licence,agreement, permission, impliedlicence)
•Shared resources (internally,externally)
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Scenario 1
slideshare: contains Techniques for aneducative use of Internet
•Questions
•How many images does it use
•What licenses do the images fall under?
•Is there a source of images / licence tagor label?
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Scenario 2
slideshare: Things That Make You Go HmmAbout Stock Photography
http://www.slideshare.net/ethos3/presentation-design-things-that-make-you-go-hmmm-about-stock-photography
•Questions
•How many images does it use
•What music does it use
•What licenses does the material fallunder?
•Is there a source of images / licence tagor label?
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Scenario 3
teachertube: Got Math?
•Questions
•If you were producing this – whatmust you consider
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Copyright Kitchen
Provides support and advice on this topic.http://copyrightkitchen.flexiblelearning.net.au/
•Vanessa Tuckfield Copyright OfficerBenchmarking and Research | Australian Flexible Learning FrameworkCanberra Institute of TechnologyT (02) 6207 3158 | F (02) 6207 3379 | M 0416 169 313 | Evanessa.tuckfield@cit.act.edu.auPost: GPO Box 826, Canberra ACT 2601
