Target: Ethics, copyright power point

[DONNA WALTERS <dwalters@IMAIL.VALPO.K12.IN.US>]

     Our technology standards will cover the ethics of copying other
     people's works. I am particularly interested in examples that will hit
     secondary students right between the eyes. Many teachers require power
     point presentations so I'd sort of like to cover what you can and
     can't use? Any ideas? I'll post a hit if any are interested.

     Mrs. Donna Walters
     Media Center Director
     Valparaiso High School
     2727 N. Campbell St.
     Valparaiso, IN  46385

     PH: 219-531-30709 x. 340
     Fax: 219-531-3076

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