Digital Rights and Responsibilies

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Digital Rights and Responsibilies

Public Domain

Public Domain refers to creative materials that are not protected by intellectual property laws such as copyright, trademark, or patent laws. Everyone can use a public domain work without getting permission, but no one can own it.

Creative Commons

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Creative commons is utilized by owners of online content to give participants permission to use their work.

Fair Use

4 Points of Fair Use

The four points of fair use is:

• Use a small amount of the work
• Rework the work and use it in a different way
• Use it for non-profit purposes
• Add new meaning to the work

The work must be used for:

• School Assignments and Educational Purposes
• News Reporting
• Commenting or Criticizing
• Comedy or Parady

Copyright

Most of the information online is copyrighted, however educators has some liberty in using materials for educational and non-profit purposes. But there are some instances in which using materials online is prohibited. In traditional copyright, work cannot be duplicated or changed without the permission of the creator.