ice jeeparty show
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Your
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Print Material
Illustrations VideoAnd TV
Music ComputerSoftware Internet
Short poems, articles, single charts, single cartoons
A 100
What are things teachers can make multiple copies for
classroom use?
A 100
This is the most that can be copied from a children’s book
A 200
What is two pages?
A 200
Sources can teachers use for copies
A 300
What are legally acquired originals?
A 300
Consumables
A 400
What are workbooks that cannot be copied?
A 400
Nine
A 500
What is the number of times teachers can make copies of a
source per term?
(Nine)
A 500
Single works
B 100
What can be used in their entirety?
B 100
Public domain materials
B 200
What are materials that do not require permission?
B 200
Public domain works that are in a copyrighted collection
B 300
What are public domain works that that need
permission?
B 300
10%
B 400
How much from a collection of printed materials can be used?
(10%)
B 400
Five
B 500
How many works from a single artist can be used?
(Five)
B 500
Ways to obtain videos for classroom use
C 100
What must be purchased or rented?
C 100
Three minutes
C 200
How much of a video can be used for a student project?
C 200
Videos not be used
C 300
When used for reward?
C 300
DAILY DOUBLE
C 400
DAILY DOUBLE
Place A Wager
Archival purposes or replacement purposes
C 400
When it is acceptable to copy DVD’s?
C 400
10%
C 500
How much can be captured from motion media?
(10%)
C 500
School musicals or concerts
D 100
When must permission be obtained for full
performances or works?
D 100
Copyright rules for media are most often violated here
D 200
What are student multimedia projects?
D 200
Educational purpose
D 300
What is the reason we could use the Jeopardy theme
music?
(Plus it was only 30 seconds of the total song)
D 300
10%
D 400
What is the maximum amount that can be used from
a composition?
(10%)
D 400
30 Seconds
D 500
What is the maximum amount that can be used from
a musical composition?
D 500
Software be installed in these two locations
E 100
Where is home and school?
E 100
The number of machines that can use one software license
at a time
E 200
What is one?
E 200
The most useful way to have multiple machines use the
same software
E 300
What are network licenses?
E 300
The amount of users versus the number of licenses
E 400
What is cannot exceed?
E 400
For archival purposes, replacement purposes, or the
original software is unavailable
E 500
What are software copies acceptable?
E 500
One of the largest collection of copyrighted infringed
materials
F 100
What is YouTube?
F 100
Properly obtained materials for student projects and educational purposes
F 200
When is downloading material acceptable?
F 200
The method in which most images are illegally obtained
from Web sites
F 300
What is Copy and Paste?
F 300
Legal music downloading sources
(iTunes, Napster, Rhapsody)
F 400
Where are acceptable sources to download music from?
(Music use rules still apply)
F 400
Reposting of materials
F 500
What cannot be done without permission?
F 500
The Final Jeopardy Category is:
Resources
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Copyright information
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What can be found on the back of your handout?
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Thank You for Playing Jeeparty!
Jeremy Vrtis jvrtis@lths.net
Rebecca Rivan rrivan@lths.net
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