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Journal 4

Copyright issues familiar with- 1. • Images may be downloaded for student projects and teacher lessons. • Sound files and video may be down- loaded for use in multimedia projects (see portion restrictions above). 2. • Resources from the Web may not be reposted onto the Internet without permission.However,links to legitimate resources can be posted. • Any resources you download must have beenlegitimatelyacquired bytheWebsite.

Copyright issues not familiar with- 1. How to get permission: 2. Time Restrictions: The fair use of copyrighted material in multimedia projects lasts for //two//  years only. After two years, obtain permission before using the project again.
 * The Office of Library Services will assist you in obtaining permission for copyright protected materials for use in UMUC classes. Fill out a [|Reserved Readings Request form] to request that the library obtain copyright permission for specific material on your behalf.
 * For materials to be used outside of UMUC courses, you must obtain permission yourself. If you would like to request permission yourself, we have a [| sample letter] you may use as a guide.

I surprisingly have never had any issues with copyright laws. I was lucky enough to be taught well about citing my sources and the copyright laws in high school. However, sometimes in class when we do short power point presentations or just short last minute group projects, I wonder if everything needs to be copyrighted beyond a URL link.