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There is a very interesting video called "A fairy(y) Use Tale" on Youtube  by 
The Stanford Fair Use project. Two-three seconds worth of multiple  Disney 
videos are used to tell what copyright, fair use, etc. is. 
 
It's interesting how it's done with just snippets of these videos.  Sometimes 
just one word from each movie, or a few words are joined  together to make 
sentences teaching about copyright. The disjointed feeling it  might give would 
be alleviated if a script of the video was given to  viewers beforehand.  
_http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CJn_jC4FNDo_ 
(http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CJn_jC4FNDo) 

 
Alma
 
Alma Ramos-McDermott
MLS Student
Simmons College, Boston  MA
December 2007 graduation; Seeking high school position
2006 ALA  Spectrum Scholar
AASL Legislation Committee
2007 AASL Conference Travel  Scholarship Winner
Former 21 year NYC elementary  teacher
sunshinealma@aol.com



Date:    Sat, 1 Dec 2007 11:41:40 -0500
From:     Sally Schoenberg <sallyisit@AOL.COM>
Subject: Gen: Teacher/Student  Question About Copyright

I had a teacher share an interesting question  from a student yesterday. He a=
sked her if=C2=A0the copyright date on a  book is no longer valid, what can h=
e do with the book. Can he plagiarize  it? He is 8 years old. I would like to=
clarify for them. How would you  explain this to them? Is there a kid friend=
ly website on copyright and  fair use or on plagiarism that addresses this in=
a simple  way?=C2=A0
Thank you,

Sally

Sally Schoenberg
Library  Information Specialist
Wilmette, IL
_schoenbs@wilmette39.org_ (mailto:schoenbs@wilmette39.org) 
















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