Copyright Webquest

You will be linking to a "copyright webquest" designed by J. O'Leary, R. Davis, and K. Hornberger at Palisades High School in Kintnersville, PA. We will need to make a few modifications to meet our class needs.
Remember to back out of the pages, not close it entirely as you follow the links within this link.....
Before we start, let's put a few definitions,, using Oxford Reference Online, in POWER Library, on our graphic organizer. Please define the following, in your own words:
plagiarism
copyright
fair use
intellectual property
trademark
patent
Are you ready? Please follow my  instructions and here we go!

Go to the first page of the webquest and read the scenario.

Stanford Copyright & Fair Use Site

If the main page of the Stanford page on the webquest is blocked because it is connected to a blog, use this link to read about "Public Domain".

The Four Factors of Fair Use from Stanford University

The four factors used to judge if copying falls under the "Fair Use" category spell out the acronym PANE- purpose, amount, nature, and effect....See the entire article for more information before you answer the questions on the worksheet.

Bloomsburg University Copyright/Fair Use Limitations Page

 Here is a direct link to the Bloomsburg University explanantion of limitations on "Fair Use".

University of Wisconsin - Finding & Using Images

Here is the direct link to "Finding & Using Images" by the Unversity of Wisconsin.

The OWL at Purdue- non-print resources

 Here is the direct link to a list of non-print resources that you need to cite.

Summary of Copyright and Fair Use

Here is a good site to simply explain these terms.

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