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Susan Grigsby
Susan Grigsby

This was created in an attempt to take a very dry and boring subject (Copyright Law for Educators) and make it something more palatable.

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Who Wants To Be A Gazillionaire?
1) A video borrowed from LRC is shown every Friday afternoon in the cafeteria to students with perfect attendance that week. This is an example of: A) Fair use of copyrighted material B) Kids getting too many rewards C) Public performance rights granted to all schools D) An explicitly excluded use of copyrighted material
1) A video borrowed from LRC is shown every Friday afternoon in the cafeteria to students with perfect attendance that week. This is an example of: D) An explicitly excluded use of copyrighted material
2) What happens when a single-user software program is loaded on the school network? A) The server self-destructs in 5 seconds B) Nothing. Schools can do this under fair-use rules C) The entire school district is liable for copyright infringement D) The program wont work
2) What happens when a single-user software program is loaded on the school network? C) The entire school district is liable for copyright infringement
3) When Mrs. Levy showed the burning of Atlanta scene from Gone With The Wind for her Civil War Unit, she... A) was praised by fellow teachers for her innovative style B) did her homework and knew that this was fair use C) was put on unpaid leave for violating copyright law D) wept to see that Atlanta traffic hasnt changed in over 100 years
3) When Mrs. Levy showed the burning of Atlanta scene from Gone With The Wind for her Civil War Unit, she... B) did her homework and knew that this was fair use D) wept to see that Atlanta traffic hasnt changed in over 100 years
3) When Mrs. Levy showed the burning of Atlanta scene from Gone With The Wind for her Civil War Unit, she... B) did her homework and knew that this was fair use
4) An online photo of a wild mustang is incorporated on the schools Web page. We can do this if... A) We give full credit to the site from which it was copied B) We cant: Internet pages are automatically copyrighted C) We get full written permission from the original site owner D) We keep the URL a closely-guarded secret
4) An online photo of a wild mustang is incorporated on the schools Web page. We can do this if... A) We give full credit to the site from which it was copied C) We get full written permission from the original site owner
4) An online photo of a wild mustang is incorporated on the schools Web page. We can do this if... C) We get full written permission from the original site owner
5) Mrs. Harton uses 45 seconds of Summertime Blues for her class video. This is an example of: A) Fair use B) Good taste in music C) Copyright infringement D) Her thinly-veiled longing for June, July and August
5) Mrs. Harton uses 45 seconds of Summertime Blues for her class video. This is an example of: C) Copyright infringement
6) You can show a Blockbuster video in school if: 1) You have charged at least $1 per student 2) You use it in a face-to-face instructional situation 3) It is G-rated and more than 5 years old 4) You know one of the actors and s/he said it was okay
6) You can show a Blockbuster video in school if: 2) You use it in a face-to-face instructional situation 3) It is G-rated and more than 5 years old
6) You can show a Blockbuster video in school if: 2) You use it in a face-to-face instructional situation
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  • 1. Who Wants To Be A Gazillionaire?
  • 2. 1) A video borrowed from LRC is shown every Friday afternoon in the cafeteria to students with perfect attendance that week. This is an example of: A) Fair use of copyrighted material B) Kids getting too many rewards C) Public performance rights granted to all schools D) An explicitly excluded use of copyrighted material
  • 3. 1) A video borrowed from LRC is shown every Friday afternoon in the cafeteria to students with perfect attendance that week. This is an example of: D) An explicitly excluded use of copyrighted material
  • 4. 2) What happens when a single-user software program is loaded on the school network? A) The server self-destructs in 5 seconds B) Nothing. Schools can do this under fair-use rules C) The entire school district is liable for copyright infringement D) The program wont work
  • 5. 2) What happens when a single-user software program is loaded on the school network? C) The entire school district is liable for copyright infringement
  • 6. 3) When Mrs. Levy showed the burning of Atlanta scene from Gone With The Wind for her Civil War Unit, she... A) was praised by fellow teachers for her innovative style B) did her homework and knew that this was fair use C) was put on unpaid leave for violating copyright law D) wept to see that Atlanta traffic hasnt changed in over 100 years
  • 7. 3) When Mrs. Levy showed the burning of Atlanta scene from Gone With The Wind for her Civil War Unit, she... B) did her homework and knew that this was fair use D) wept to see that Atlanta traffic hasnt changed in over 100 years
  • 8. 3) When Mrs. Levy showed the burning of Atlanta scene from Gone With The Wind for her Civil War Unit, she... B) did her homework and knew that this was fair use
  • 9. 4) An online photo of a wild mustang is incorporated on the schools Web page. We can do this if... A) We give full credit to the site from which it was copied B) We cant: Internet pages are automatically copyrighted C) We get full written permission from the original site owner D) We keep the URL a closely-guarded secret
  • 10. 4) An online photo of a wild mustang is incorporated on the schools Web page. We can do this if... A) We give full credit to the site from which it was copied C) We get full written permission from the original site owner
  • 11. 4) An online photo of a wild mustang is incorporated on the schools Web page. We can do this if... C) We get full written permission from the original site owner
  • 12. 5) Mrs. Harton uses 45 seconds of Summertime Blues for her class video. This is an example of: A) Fair use B) Good taste in music C) Copyright infringement D) Her thinly-veiled longing for June, July and August
  • 13. 5) Mrs. Harton uses 45 seconds of Summertime Blues for her class video. This is an example of: C) Copyright infringement
  • 14. 6) You can show a Blockbuster video in school if: 1) You have charged at least $1 per student 2) You use it in a face-to-face instructional situation 3) It is G-rated and more than 5 years old 4) You know one of the actors and s/he said it was okay
  • 15. 6) You can show a Blockbuster video in school if: 2) You use it in a face-to-face instructional situation 3) It is G-rated and more than 5 years old
  • 16. 6) You can show a Blockbuster video in school if: 2) You use it in a face-to-face instructional situation
  • 17. Thank you for playing our game!