The Pitfalls of Technology in the Classroom
Article: The Distracted Classroom “Like every faculty member these days — and like most high-school and even middle-school teachers — […]
The Mouse Always Wins – Week 10 Discussion Post
Shaffer, Kris. “Copyright for Instructors.” UMW DTLT, November 22, 2016. “A creator’s rights persist for their entire lifetime, plus 70 more […]
Copyright and Fair Use
The Thin and Confusing Line between Copyright and Fair Use “Most people will tell you that if your quote is […]
Fair Use & Copyright Law
“That said, there are some things that are clearly allowed within an educational context, and some helpful online resources for […]
Copyright
“And it is worth noting that these rights belong to an author whether or not they claim them or include […]
Copyright In Education
“There is no simple formula, but the more boxes you tick under ‘favoring fair use’ and the less you tick […]
Week 10 – Copyright
“Fair use law is fluid, and hard for non-lawyers (and most non-IP lawyers, and even some IP lawyers!) to parse. […]
Historical Writing in the Classroom
“For all the centuries up to the most recent one, historical writing was largely narrative in style, but since the […]
Understanding Copyright
Sources: Shaffer, Kris. “Copyright for Instructors.” UMW Division of Teaching and Learning Technologies (blog), November 22, 2016. http://umwdtlt.com/copyright-for-instructors/. Collister, Lauren. […]
To Use or Not to Use? Understanding Ambiguities and Rigidities in the World of Copyright
“There is no simple formula, but the more boxes you tick under ‘favoring fair use’ and the less you tick […]
