1. Understanding Fair Use in the Digital World– When we start to teach about copyright, we can approach it by starting with what we can do or what we cant’ do. I happen to be a fan of starting with what we can do by teaching “fair use.” This is a good introduction to the topic.
2.Teaching Copyright– This site includes 5 60-minute lesson to teach about copyright and fair use. It is accurate, well designed, and ready to use with students.
3. YouTube Copyright School– Do you want to teach copyright through high-interest video and some checks for understanding? if so, this might be a good option for you.
4. Fair Use Tool– Use this tool to determine whether your usage scenario is fair use.
5. Copyright Web Site– If you are looking for copyright case studies and examples to use with your students, this is an excellent resource.
6. PBS Learning Media Copyright Lessons– This site has series of ready-made, high-interest lessons on copyright and fair use, designed and labeled for different ages.
7.A Fairy Use Tale– No lesson in fair use is complete without this video - funny, clever and a bit frightening tale of copyright in a Disney world.
8. Flickr – The Commons and The Library of Congress American Memory– If we are going to teach about copyright, why not include finding some great sources, like these two sites, for accessing public domain resources?
9. Find Creative Commons Resources - This is a great search engine for finding resources that you can “use, share and remix.”
10 Fair Use Letter Generator– Part of teaching copyright and fair use is learning how to request and gain the rights to use something. This page is one option.