Abstract

Discusses the possibilities for copyright infringement in classroom use of media material (e.g., videotaped television programs, slides of illustrations from books, and software). Reviews basics of copyright law; the doctrine of "fair use"; and considerations for audiovisual, multimedia, and software use. Stresses respect for others' work, especially with software. (PAA)

Citation

Bothel, R.T. (1993). Copyright? Or Copywrong?. Community College Journal, 64(1), 28-32. Retrieved April 1, 2023 from https://www.learntechlib.org/p/147196/.

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Keywords

• Community Colleges
• Computer Software
• Copyrights
• Educational Media
• Fair Use (Copyrights)
• Legal Responsibility
• Multimedia Instruction
• Slides
• Two Year Colleges
• Videotape Recordings