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Digital Law

Author: Gino Sangiuliano

Source: Globe, Clker, http://bit.ly/1CVSonk; Stick Figure, Pixabay, http://bit.ly/1w82EoB; Umbrella, Pixabay, http://bit.ly/1I2iTW4; Music Note, Clker, http://bit.ly/1xlHzYl; Pallet, Clker, http://bit.ly/1xF3PhA; Camera, Clker, http://bit.ly/1vJxBL2; Photos, Clker, http://bit.ly/1Bv3Zp6; People, Pixabay, http://bit.ly/1Bj9Sru; Book, Clker, http://bit.ly/1471HBS; Classroom, Clker, http://bit.ly/1BtZwU0; Microphone, Clker, http://bit.ly/1AqOtwD

Video Transcript

Notes on "Digital Law"

(00:00-00:10) Intro

(00:11-00:37) Digital Citizenship Overview

(00:38-01:17) Law Story

(01:18-01:35) Definition of Digital Law

(01:36-02:10) Intellectual Property

(02:11-02:32) Consequences

(02:33-03:12) Creative Commons/Fair Use

(03:13-03:36) Copyright vs. Plagiarism

(03:37-04:04) Summary

(04:05-04:35) Food For Thought

Additional Resources

Teaching Copyright

This is a creative commons website offering teachers a complete curriculum to teach digital copyright. Teachers are provides with five lessons and the associated resources necessary to teach their students about digital law and copyright. Important to this curriculum is the necessary dialog between teachers and students as teachers facilitate the lessons. 
http://www.teachingcopyright.org/