Regional librarians and staff have two opportunities to hear this timely presentation.
December 3
Oneida Herkimer BOCES SLS
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December 4
Madison/Oneida BOCES SLS
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FAIR USE GUIDELINES AND COPYRIGHT LAWS FOR EDUCATORS
An Interactive, Fast-Paced Workshop with Real-Life Scenarios for K-12 Teachers, Librarians, Administrators,
Tech Coordinators and Other Educators
Presenter: Anne Dalton, Esquire
www.daltonlegal.com
Summary:
Schools are being hit hard with copyright infringement issues. This presentation is essential for school administrators and staff to learn as much as possible regarding copyright and keeping
their schools copyright compliant. Educate school administrators and staff in applying fair use and copyright concepts in this challenging digital age. This full-day workshop focuses on use, re-use and reproduction of copyrighted material (print and internet download); public domain; media streaming; “derivative” vs. “transformative” uses; application of U.S. Copyright Act Sections 107 (fair use) and 110 (TEACH Act and face-to-face teaching); use of materials from Netflix, YouTube, Etsy, Facebook, Twitter, museum and other websites; inter-library loans, e-reserves; first sale doctrine; 3-D printers, Creative Commons licensing, educator and school liability issues; and more. All are discussed in the context of day-to-day instructional activities, content creation/multi-media projects, student performances, sporting events and more. Common sense rules are discussed through guided instruction and small group activities. Includes a one-hour Q&A session.
Ms. Dalton has over 37 years of experience advising public and private sector clients on copyright and other intellectual property matters, and she is a national speaker on these subjects. She is licensed in New York, Pennsylvania and Florida. Her practice includes legal assistance to photographers, visual artists, videographers, writers and other creative artists, art
co-ops, foundations and museums. Her experience includes stints as Senior Attorney for Radio City Music Hall in New York City, and as Legal and Business Affairs Counsel for the American Broadcasting Company (ABC) Network News Division and the ABC News Magazine “20/20.”
