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| A form of material expression including such items as e-mail,discussion posts, t3ext messages, web pages, and digital photos and are all considered copyrighted material from moment they are created. |
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| Information that is not owned by a individual. This information is considered part of the common culture. |
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| The law that governs the right to use information. |
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Digital Millennium Copyright
Act-passed in 1998 (Pub. L. No. 105-304. Heightened penalties for copyright infringement on the internet. |
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| Technology, Education, and Copyright Harmonization Act of 2002 (pub. l. No. 107-273). This law clarified what uses of copyright-protected materials were pemissible when used for distance education. |
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| Part of the U.S.copyright law that allows for limited use of copyrighted material without requiring material |
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| Creative Commons Licensing |
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| Growing movement that makes it easier to use copyrighted material while still respectingthe intent of the copyright and one's intellectual property rights. Specific Icons developed to indicate how material can be used. |
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| Stealing or inappropriate use of someone else's work. |
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| Best way to prevent cheating |
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| Design higher-order and critical thinking assessments. |
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| A good way to determine the legitimacy of one's work. |
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