Copyright

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Presentation Open Montage of photos & possibly moving video of copyrighted materials, symbols, designs, etc. with music

15 seconds FS of narrator walking toward camera while speaking end should be a MS 30 seconds

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Introduction This will include the definition of copyright and examples of things that are copyrighted.

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How did copyright originate? Johannes Gutenberg & Printing Press

Slow zoom out on Gutenberg, zoom in on Printing Press. Maybe use text? 15 seconds

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How does copyright work? Why do we have it? Brief explanation. Possibly using an example and drawing it out on the screen as a chart.

Each part of the chart will appear as it is being talked about.

30 seconds MS of Po somewhere in the library in which she works 40 seconds

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Soundbite from interview with Po Dickison.

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Copyright in Education Here I will talk about the fair use and give an example that fall under fair use and another that does not.

Pan a classroom WS of a group of students working Over the shoulder of a student working 40-50 seconds

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Soundbite from Po Dickison interverw.

MS of Po somewhere in the library in which she works 30-40 seconds

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Copyright and Technology Briefly explain the unique situation that the Internet has created.

Show several different shots of individuals and groups using the computer 15 seconds

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Soundbite from Po Dickison Interview

MS of Po somewhere in the library in which she works

30-40 seconds

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Copyright and the Law Brief explanation the ways in which you can break the law. Use one or two examples

Not sure what video I am going to use here. 30 seconds

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Conclusion Summary of copyright

MS of narrator in front of library check out counter 30 seconds

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Introduction of Keynote Speaker

Pan a classroom WS of a group of students working Over the shoulder of a student working 40-50 seconds 15 seconds

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Credits and References Scroll credits and references over a transparent background that relates to copyright.