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Teacher's Guide to Music, Media: And Copyright Law [Grāmata]

  • Formāts: Book, 256 pages
  • Izdošanas datums: 01-Jan-2009
  • Izdevniecība: Hal Leonard Corporation
  • ISBN-10: 1423443446
  • ISBN-13: 9781423443445
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  • Formāts: Book, 256 pages
  • Izdošanas datums: 01-Jan-2009
  • Izdevniecība: Hal Leonard Corporation
  • ISBN-10: 1423443446
  • ISBN-13: 9781423443445
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In this era of unprecedented access to information, teachers have a wealth of readily available resources for lesson planning. But determining what you can and can't use legally in the classroom is a difficult task. The Guide helps explain in plain English just how information, images, video, and music can be incorporated into any kind of lesson plan without running afoul of copyright laws. You'll learn: what resources you can use without obtaining permission, how to obtain and license the works you need permission to use; how to check the copyright status of any media item, and; how to apply copyright legality examples to real classroom situations.

In this era of unprecedented access to information, teachers have a wealth of resources readily available for lesson planning - but determining what legally can and can't be used in the classroom is a difficult task. The Teacher's Guide to Music, Media, and Copyright Law helps explain in plain English just how information, images, video, and music can be incorporated into any kind of lesson plan without running afoul of copyright laws. You'll learn: * what you can legally use without permission * how to obtain and license what you need permission to use * how to check the copyright status of any media item * how to apply copyright legality examples to real classroom situations
Introduction xiii
Understanding Copyright
1(28)
Know Your Copy Rights
2(2)
Protecting Your Rights
4(3)
Where Did These Rights Originate?
7(1)
What Is Covered by Copyright Law?
7(9)
What Is Not Covered by Copyright?
16(1)
What Is the Public Domain?
16(3)
How Do I Know If Something Is Protected by Copyright?
19(1)
Fair Use
20(1)
Infringement
20(3)
Music Licenses
23(1)
Trademarks and Patents
24(2)
International Copyright Law
26(1)
Copyright and Web 2.0
27(1)
One Step Forward, Two Steps Back
28(1)
A Brief (but Interesting) History of Copyright Law
29(18)
The Stationers and the Queen
30(3)
The Statute of Queen Anne
33(3)
Moving Across the Pond
36(4)
New Technologies, New Protections
40(4)
Copyright Law at the Bicentennial
44(3)
Copyright and the Information Age
47(24)
Piracy and Counterfeiting Amendments Act of 1982
49(1)
Record Rental Amendment of 1984
50(1)
Semiconductor Chip Protection Act of 1984
51(1)
Satellite Home Viewer Act of 1988
51(1)
Visual Artists Rights Act of 1990
52(1)
Computer Software Rental Amendments Act of 1990
53(1)
Audio Home Recording Act of 1992
54(1)
Digital Performance Right in Sound Recordings Act of 1995
55(1)
Sonny Bono Copyright Term Extension Act of 1998
56(1)
Fairness in Music Licensing Act of 1998
57(1)
Digital Millennium Copyright Act of 1998
58(2)
Work Made for Hire and Copyright Corrections Act of 2000
60(1)
Technology, Education, and Copyright Harmonization Act of 2002
61(1)
Family Entertainment and Copyright Act of 2005
62(1)
Rising Copyright Royalties
63(1)
Pending Legislation
64(1)
Curb Illegal Downloading on College Campuses Act of 2007
65(1)
Internet Radio Equality Act
66(1)
The Performance Rights Act
67(1)
The Inducing Infringement of Copyrights Act
68(1)
The Future of Copyright
69(2)
Fair Use
71(28)
Factor 1: The Purpose and Character of the Use
73(1)
Factor 2: The Nature of the Copyrighted Work
74(1)
Factor 3: The Amount and Substantiality of the Portion Used in Relation to the Copyrighted Work as a Whole
75(1)
Factor 4: The Effect of the Use on the Potential Market for, or Value of, the Copyrighted Work
76(1)
The ``Fifth Factor''
77(1)
Fair Use Guidelines for Literary Works and Musical Works
78(8)
Arranging, Simplifying, and Adapting Music
86(1)
Lending Music
87(1)
Fair Use and Visual Images
88(1)
Fair Use and Television and Video
89(2)
Fair Use and the Internet
91(2)
Fair Use and Software
93(1)
Parody
94(1)
Copyright- and Royalty-Free Music and Media
94(1)
Getting Permission
95(1)
Fair Use Checklist
96(3)
Copyright or Wrong: Permissible, Infringement, or Fair Use?
99(26)
Crime and Punishment
125(26)
A Letter from a Parent
126(4)
The Cease and Desist Letter
130(2)
Takedown Notice
132(2)
Have You Been Infringed?
134(5)
Penalties for Copyright Infringement
139(2)
Infringement versus Plagiarism
141(4)
Sampling
145(1)
Napster
146(2)
RIAA versus The People
148(3)
The Other Side of Copyright
151(22)
What's Wrong with Copyright?
153(6)
Creative Commons
159(3)
Electronic Frontier Foundation
162(1)
Free Software Foundation
163(5)
The Teacher's Guide to Hackers, Coders, and Pirates
168(2)
The Impact of the Copyright Reform Movement on Education
170(3)
Copyright in the Classroom
173(36)
Printed Materials (including method books, text books, and sheet music)
173(1)
Visual Images (including images from printed materials and those found on the Internet)
174(1)
Sound Recordings
175(1)
Video Recordings (including television, videotapes, and DVDs)
176(1)
Lesson Plan: The Process of Critique
177(3)
Lesson Plan: Podcasts About Famous Musicians
180(3)
Lesson Plan: Film Scoring
183(3)
Fund-Raiser: Recording Your Concert and Selling CDs
186(3)
Practicing: Posting Choral Parts Online
189(1)
Practicing: Teaching Improvisation Online
190(2)
Marching Band: Arranging for the Show
192(1)
The High-School Musical
193(4)
Lesson Plan: Pictures at an Exhibition
197(2)
Lesson Plan: Using Poetry as Inspiration for Composition
199(2)
Orchestra: Arranging MIDI Files
201(1)
Lessons Learned
202(1)
Who Owns Your Lesson Plans?
203(1)
Teaching Copyright
203(1)
Lesson Plan: What Is Copyright?
204(1)
Lesson Plan: What's Wrong with Plagiarism?
205(1)
Lesson Plan: Creativity in the Classroom
205(1)
Lesson Plan: Student-Run Record Label
206(1)
Lesson Plan: On the Shoulders of Giants
206(1)
Lesson Plan: The Fight Against Piracy
207(1)
Lesson Plan: Film Scoring
207(1)
Lesson Plan: Pass It On!
208(1)
A Copyright How-to Guide
209(20)
How to Register a Work with the U.S. Copyright Office
210(1)
Registering by Mail Using Paper Forms
211(1)
Registering by Mail Using Form CO
212(1)
Registering Online
212(1)
The Poor Man's Copyright
213(1)
How to License a Work Using a CC License
213(2)
How to Find the Copyright Owner of a Work
215(2)
Requesting Permission from a Publisher to Create a Derivative Work
217(1)
How to Find Out if a Work Is in the Public Domain
218(2)
How to Pay Mechanical-Licensing Fees
220(2)
How to Obtain Permission to Make Copies of a Work That Is out of Print
222(1)
How to Obtain Permission to Charge Admission at a Performance
223(2)
How to Obtain a Video-Sync License
225(1)
Trademark or Copyright?
226(1)
How to Let Others Know That Your Work Is Protected
227(2)
Copyright Resources
229(20)
Copyright Print Resources
230(6)
Online Copyright Resources
236(7)
Sources for Copyright- and Royalty-Free Materials
243(6)
Notes 249(6)
Index 255