copyo prompts

COPYO

Work prepared by an employee within the scope of his or her

employment

Consent granted to use the work of others.

This term means to give credit to the creator of the image or other

content.

A nonprofit organization that promotes the creative

reuse of intellectual works, whether owned or in the

public domain, through the use of licenses that

define the rights copyright holders choose to retain

and those uses that may be made of copyrighted

works without prior permission of the copyright

holder.

Content that is available for anyone to use. The copyright is not owned

or controlled by anyone.

The exclusive rights given by law for a certain term of years to an author to publish, print, and sell copies of his original work. It generally lasts

for the lifetime of the author plus 70 years.

Use of copyrighted materials at the instant and inspiration of the

individual teacher.

This act defines the terms and conditions on which accredited, non profit educational institutions may

use copyright protected materials in distance education without

permission or fees.

To pass off the ideas or words of others as one’s own without

crediting the source.

This concept is the exception to the restrictions of copyright. It may be

used as a defense to why it is allowable to use certain copyrighted

works under certain conditions.

The form that will be used by BCPS offices and schools to request permission to use copyrighted

materials.

The right of the copyright holder to make works available to the public

by sale, rental, lease or leasing.

Works that are intended for one time use that may not be copied.

The way that elements have been taken from an original work and recreated into something new.

A work based on a preexisting work that is changed, condensed, recast

or embellished in some way.

The act of violating one or more of the copyright holder’s exclusive

rights.

The act that enables copyrighted materials to be used or modified for

the blind and handicapped.

The only rating permitted on commercial video products in BCPS classrooms without parent consent.

A word or symbol used to identify a product or service in the

marketplace.

This allows a creator the rights to transfer a lawfully made copy of a copyrighted work.

Limits on the amount of an actual work that may be used.

The copyright holder has given permission to reuse images for profit.