Copyright question

[Jacquie Henry <jhenry@wfmail.gananda.org>]

I am planning to write an article and/or develop a workshop based on the
work I have done this year on teaching source evaluation and correct
citation to our students.  I have some wonderful examples of student work.
Some examples show very good quality work and some show rather poor work.
These papers would make excellent discussion points on how to apply my works
cited rubric.  If I develop a workshop, they would make excellent sources
for librarians to "practice" using the works cited rubric to actually grade
a paper.  I could then see if there are wide variations in grading using the
rubric.    Of course I would NOT use student names.  Is it possible to use
these examples in workshops and in an journal article without the individual
student's permission?

Thanks in advance for your help!

Jacquie
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
All that is gold does not glitter
Not all those that wander are lost
        ~~J. R. R. Tolkien~~

Jacquie Henry, Librarian
Gananda Middle-High School
1500 Dayspring Ridge
Walworth, New York  14568
315-986-3521 x121
jhenry@wfmail.gananda.org
http://www.gananda.org/library/mshslibrary/indexgcl.htm

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