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J. Conroy

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Copyright Fair Use Resources

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  • J. Conroy on 24 Jul 10
     
    Assimilating Resources on Fair Use of Copyrighted Material for Educational Purposes Attending a Digital Resources Retreat to provide review the wealth of information in the area of honoring Copyright through Fair Use practices in educational settings. This list is an ever-expanding work in progress. Please, don't mind the informality of my annotated citations (i.e. lack of MLA/APA and "conversational" comments). Note: the highlighted areas indicate those resources that will make my final cut.
Kim Jaxon

Digital Youth, Innovation and the Unexpected - 1 views

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Digital Youth Education Teaching Learning

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  • Kim Jaxon on 25 Jul 10
     
    Great articles in this series, but worth reading for certain: "A Pedagogy for Original Synners"
Kim Jaxon

Screencast-o-matic - 0 views

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tools screen capture

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  • Kim Jaxon on 24 Jul 10
     
    Provides a very easy way to create a movie of your work on the screen. Great for capturing websites that you want to demonstrate to an audience as you move around the site. It will simply play as a movie.
Kim Jaxon

Rip: A Remix Manifesto - 0 views

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documentary copyright mashup remix culture

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  • Kim Jaxon on 24 Jul 10
     
    Documentary film about remix culture, fair use, and digital media.
Kim Jaxon

Lessig TED talk on copyright and creativity - 0 views

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copyright fair use TED remix culture

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  • Kim Jaxon on 24 Jul 10
     
    Lawrence Lessig, Harvard professor and chair of Creative Commons, argues for a more balanced approach to copyright law. Discusses how law is turning our teens, who participate in remix culture, into criminals
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