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Copyright and fair use is everyone's responsibility!
Use the resources below to learn more...
DO NOT USE IT unless you obtain permission from the author or creator. Instead, encourage students to look for free to share resources such as; Creative Commons or Public Domain licensed materials.
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Resources for TeachersLearn all about copyright, Fair Use, and OER
OER Commons - Open educational resources
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There are many free-to-share and open educational resources (OERs) available on the web that can support student learning.Google search
Google advanced search Usage rights: Select free to use...
Google / Advanced image search Usage rights: Select free to use...
Important Google image search tips for teachers (educatorstechnology.com)
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Audiobook/ebook/textbook
Images / photos
Music / sounds
Free sound effects see user license
Ultimate list of free music for elearning development
Videos
Plagiarism is a growing and common problem for all students and educators. As students and educators, we need to understand copyright laws, recognize plagiarism, create assignments that help avoid plagiarism and learn how to detect plagiarism. It is our task as students and educators to have an awareness and understanding of plagiarism, know how to avoid it and understand why it is wrong. Students should be encouraged to use the Internet for research, but should know how to evaluate these sources, cite the sources properly, and paraphrase the information.
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