Re: GEN: Video copyright

[Shonda L Brisco <bshonda@OKSTATE.EDU>]

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I would also like to know if the information regarding the use of videos
in the classroom is correct.....

I have been asked this question about fifteen times this past month and I
keep referring people to the "Fair Use" explanation relating to the use of
videos in the classroom.  One school that I was recently associated with
contacted me due to the fact that a lawyer had been brought into the
situation regarding the use of videos in the classroom.  He did not know
how teachers could use these videos legally and I was frustrated because
the teachers (my former colleagues) turned to me for guidance.

I guess my questions are: who's giving the information to administrators
regarding video use?  Is it something new?  If not, is it correctly
presented to include HOW teachers CAN use videos for instruction in the
classroom?

I did refer my questions from my patrons to website, books, and even to
the experts on this listserve.  It would be nice to know what's "suddenly
happening" out there.

Shonda Brisco
Assistant Professor

Mary L. Williams Curriculum Materials Library
Oklahoma State University
Stillwater, Oklahoma
bshonda@okstate.edu
405-744-9769


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<br><font size=2 face="sans-serif">I would also like to know if the information 
regarding the use of videos in the classroom is correct.....</font>
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<br><font size=2 face="sans-serif">I have been asked this question about fifteen 
times this past month and I keep referring people to the &quot;Fair Use&quot; 
explanation relating to the use of videos in the classroom. &nbsp;One school that I 
was recently associated with contacted me due to the fact that a lawyer had been 
brought into the situation regarding the use of videos in the classroom. &nbsp;He 
did not know how teachers could use these videos legally and I was frustrated 
because the teachers (my former colleagues) turned to me for guidance.</font>
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<br><font size=2 face="sans-serif">I guess my questions are: who's giving the 
information to administrators regarding video use? &nbsp;Is it something new? 
&nbsp;If not, is it correctly presented to include HOW teachers CAN use videos for 
instruction in the classroom?</font>
<br>
<br><font size=2 face="sans-serif">I did refer my questions from my patrons to 
website, books, and even to the experts on this listserve. &nbsp;It would be nice 
to know what's &quot;suddenly happening&quot; out there. &nbsp;</font>
<br>
<br><font size=2 face="sans-serif">Shonda Brisco<br>
Assistant Professor <br>
<br>
Mary L. Williams Curriculum Materials Library<br>
Oklahoma State University<br>
Stillwater, Oklahoma<br>
bshonda@okstate.edu<br>
405-744-9769<br>
<br>
<br>
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&quot;Some jobs are like swimming ducks...most of the work is invisible to 
others.&quot;<br>
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