Unit 2 · Lesson 3
5 steps. Each one is a short story and a question to answer.
A teacher wants to photocopy a page of a protected book for her class. Is that forbidden?
The law allows using protected works without permission in certain cases that serve education, culture and research.
Among them: copying for personal use as long as it does not harm the author, and copying inside educational institutions for teaching.
And non-profit performances. These are limited exceptions, not an open licence.
Which of these is an exception allowing use without permission?
Pick an answer
The law allows using protected works without permission in certain cases that serve education, culture and research: copying for personal use if it does not harm the author, copying inside educational institutions for teaching, and non-profit shows.
Taking a part of someone else's protected work (a book, article or image) and placing it inside your own work while crediting its owner and source. The law allows this without permission, under conditions.
Your work is the main one. There must be a need (explanation, criticism or research). It must not harm the owner. The text goes between quotation marks. Name the source clearly. And do not change the quoted material.
The creator or heirs keep enjoying the financial rights to the work until 50 years after the creator's death.
A system that lets creators set the conditions for using their work, shown with the CC symbol. BY: credit the creator. NC: not for commercial use. ND: no changes. SA: if you change it, publish under the same terms.
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Every idea in the lesson with its rule, ready to screenshot and revise from.
Exceptions: personal use, teaching in educational institutions, non-profit performances
Quotation = a part of someone else's work inside yours, naming the author and source
6 rules: your work is the base, necessity, no harm, quotation marks, source, no changes
The creator or his heirs keep financial rights until 50 years after his death
CC: BY name the creator, NC non-commercial, ND no changes, SA share alike
One question from every step. Answer and see your score.
Question 1 of 5
Which of these is an exception allowing use without permission?
Unit 2
Learn when a protected work can be used without permission, the correct rules of quotation, and Creative Commons (CC) licences, in a 3D explainer from the first-secondary book.
The same explanation as the 3D scene, written out for quick review.
The law allows using protected works without permission in certain cases that serve education, culture and research: copying for personal use if it does not harm the author, copying inside educational institutions for teaching, and non-profit shows.
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Taking a part of someone else's protected work (a book, article or image) and placing it inside your own work while crediting its owner and source. The law allows this without permission, under conditions.
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Your work is the main one. There must be a need (explanation, criticism or research). It must not harm the owner. The text goes between quotation marks. Name the source clearly. And do not change the quoted material.
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The creator or heirs keep enjoying the financial rights to the work until 50 years after the creator's death.
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A system that lets creators set the conditions for using their work, shown with the CC symbol. BY: credit the creator. NC: not for commercial use. ND: no changes. SA: if you change it, publish under the same terms.
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